Anyone else using Reflex wiper blades.
Holy shit steak on rye........I was just looking online to get new wiper blades similiar to Volvo's blades. And those look EXACTLY like them.
Thanks OLDMAN.
EDIT: What website do you go to buy them at or what stores sell em? I don't remember seeing those at a Autozone.
EDIT #2: Nevermind, I followed the url link from the picture and brought me to the site.
Thanks OLDMAN.
EDIT: What website do you go to buy them at or what stores sell em? I don't remember seeing those at a Autozone.
EDIT #2: Nevermind, I followed the url link from the picture and brought me to the site.
Last edited by v6_accord_jerz; Jan 26, 2007 at 09:43 AM.
my old a4 had those stock. i liked it. they worked pretty well and look clean as well. im thinking about if i should get some for my s2k. not like it rains here, but they just look better than the stock honda ones.
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In Loving Memory
R.I.P. Huan Vo aka woong
01.14.1979 - 11.19.2008
In Loving Memory
R.I.P. Huan Vo aka woong
01.14.1979 - 11.19.2008
your retarded....in this post onlly

oldman as for those blades...those are identical to the trico innovision and the problem is they are too flimsy although nice...
anco is just now releasing their version of these blades called the contour...way way better...much beefier blade and has a wing kind of built in and not such a huge ugly connector piece...check em out will run you about 19.95 per blade
it screws up the surface tension required to get a clean wipe with a blade. it should only be used on glass surfaces that don't have wipers (side windows, back window, mirrors)
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there is also a hydro-phobic effect, rain-x creates perfect water beads. these beads act like lenses and can cause major glare.
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there is also a hydro-phobic effect, rain-x creates perfect water beads. these beads act like lenses and can cause major glare.
Last edited by sherwood; Jan 26, 2007 at 09:48 AM.
rain-x works fine if you don't plan on using your wipers or don't have any at all


