Just installed these bad boys yesterday and today had one hell of a rainstorm over the midwest, I have to say that these wipers are the truth. Also for anyone interested HandAaccessories.com has honda Filtech filters model 15400-plm-ao1 for sale, I purchased 6 a decent filter and a lot better than those cheap ao2s that the dealer sells.

 

Also bought PIAA wipers recently, but only used it like 2 times =\. Works very good and they look nice with CF spoiler

 

I've heard nothing but good things about these.

 

Where did you purchase them and did you go 26" & 19"?

 

Yea they offer 19" and 26"

I bought one from their main site, but had to resort to ebay for the other wiper because its out of stock.

Total came out to be like $70-$80 but CF spoiler so worth it!!!

 

theres a CF spoiler on wipers? well aside from that i feel our current wipers work great. i dont really see how much better a different wiper can be

 

http://ajusa.com is a vendor here. Username KenAJUSA.

 

Any chance you can post pics? I'm interested in getting a pair but just curious to see how the carbon fiber version looks on the 3g before I take the plunge

 

the silicone from the wiper transfers to the window so at freeway speeds you dont even need the wipers because the water just slicks right off..kinda like Rain-X...just without having to reapply. best wipers i have ever used!

 

^ ...wow but 70 - 80 dollars? thats alot to ask for wipers. of course it pays itself off in the long run

 

I just bought the Rain-X contour wipers a few months ago, they do the same as blkaspec said; transferring silicone to the windshield. I RARELY use my wipers now! I'm very pleased with them and only spending $45 helped the wallet

 

I have Trico NeoForms on my TL right now, and while better than Bosch Icons I have on my Maxima, they are not that great and do streak often on. I'm planning on trying the PIAAs next on my TL and Rain-X latitudes on my Maxima and see if each of those are any better. If not, I'm going to have to go back to the OEM stuff.

 

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