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Old 10-11-10, 03:24 PM
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i got my last set on amazon with free shipping
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Not sure which one to go with....

http://www.amazon.com/gp/part-finder...4861&carId=001
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I use the super silicone. Just make sure you get correct length. I forgot what it is
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Originally Posted by Maxx941
I use the super silicone. Just make sure you get correct length. I forgot what it is
Thanks. Do u know the difference between all of them?
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Originally Posted by funcrusher
Thanks. Do u know the difference between all of them?
The Sporza has the wing on it for more downforce. I don't think it's necessary but just preference. Please let everyone know your experience when you finally use them
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I have Rain-X lattitude on my Cadillac and ES. They are very good IMO in regards to rain and snow. However, I have found that if even the tinest particle gets under the blade, it will smear and streak due to the way pressure is distributed across the blades. So keep it clean and you should be very happy with them.
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bosch icon best in my opinion
Old 10-25-10, 05:32 PM
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Does anyone know what length i need to get for a 2002 Es?
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I find that my wipers last quite longer when used with Rain-X repellent. I don't have to turn the wipers on higher settings so the blade doesn't have to change direction as much. More importantly, I clean the wiper blades every time I wash my car to remove grits and dirt buildups.
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Below is a relevant portion of an October 2010 article on Windshield Wipers in Consumer Reports.

"Choose right
We've found the Valeo 600 Series ($15 per wiper) and RainX Latitude ($21) best overall. Other good choices: the Anco 31 Series ($10) and Contour ($16), Michelin RainForce ($12), and Valeo 900 Series ($20). Prices are for 24-inch models."
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PIAA were amazing but they don't really last that long. I wonder if the OEM from dealership last longer?
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Very interesting but I have Goodyear Assurance Wipers and have had them for a little over a year. Still work great. I ended up getting them at Costco for only $5 per wiper. Found them on Amazon but they are much more expensive then what I paid.
http://www.amazon.com/Goodyear-Assurance-Flexible-Rubber-Wiper/dp/B003OSIHXW http://www.amazon.com/Goodyear-Assurance-Flexible-Rubber-Wiper/dp/B003OSIHXW
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i love these, manually adjustable speed too!

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Originally Posted by funcrusher
PIAA were amazing but they don't really last that long. I wonder if the OEM from dealership last longer?
How long did you actually get out of them? My new set on the GS have just over a year on them and they still working great.
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It's been years but maybe a year and half before they started messing up. They cost to much for them to only last that long


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