On my WRX I have the PIAA Super Silicone, and they work really well. Best wipers I'd ever used.
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On my OBXT I have the PIAA Si-Tech Silicone flat wiper blades. These are now the best wipers I've ever used!
This is a discussion on PIAA Wiper Blades within the Detailing Forum forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Which ones do I buy? I searched and everyone just says the silicone ones. My question is which silicone ones? ...
Which ones do I buy?
I searched and everyone just says the silicone ones. My question is which silicone ones? The Super Silicone or The Super Sporza Silicone?
There is only a $2 difference. So I might just go with the Sporza's. If I can save the $2 though I will lol.
Sooooooooo, those of you who use the PIAA's which ones do you use?
On my WRX I have the PIAA Super Silicone, and they work really well. Best wipers I'd ever used.
Until...
On my OBXT I have the PIAA Si-Tech Silicone flat wiper blades. These are now the best wipers I've ever used!
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Steve - Avon, Ohio, USA - Moderator - Fun Drives and North Central States
The Morris Garage
2008 Outback 2.5XT Ltd __2002 WRX Wagon __ 1958 MGA Roadster __ 2008 smart Cabrio __ and a few scooters...
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I thought about getting the flat ones, but I heard they don't work well with our windshields for some reason.
I don't know why they wouldn't. Streak-free for me at highway speeds.
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Steve - Avon, Ohio, USA - Moderator - Fun Drives and North Central States
The Morris Garage
2008 Outback 2.5XT Ltd __2002 WRX Wagon __ 1958 MGA Roadster __ 2008 smart Cabrio __ and a few scooters...
Bugeye Mafia #338
Well then, I'm gonna give them a shot! Thanks![]()
Let us know how it goes. I'm in the market for something better than OEM also.
2004 WRB WRX Cobb Stage II - Sold...2004 PSM STi Cobb Stage II - Sold...2011 WRB WRX Torqued Performance Stage I - Daily Driven
My current average MPG
I'm not sure about the PIAAs, but I like the Bosch Evolutions on my car. They were only $12 apiece at NAPA, and are the molded kind that apply even pressure across the blade. They've held up great in our wet Oregon weather, no streaking, and totally silent.
Isaac -- 2003 WRX sedan Stg II
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I've used OEM, Rain-X Latitude, Bosch Icons, and now PIAA Super Sporza Silicone / Super Silicone. Of the four, I like the PIAAs best. I am interested to try the newer PIAAs when my current ones go out...
2005 WRX STi (Mods | Virtual Dyno)
Resident Tuner @ WTF Tuning, LLC
"Never trust anything that bleeds for a week and lives ..."
UNYSOC
I ordered the Si-Tech last night. I should get them on Friday. I'll be sure to post up a review after a few weeks of use!
So today was the first day it has rained since I put the blades on.
I am thoroughly impressed by these blades. There is zero noise on the highway or in the city. The pre-use treatment was very easy to put on and has a noticeable effect. The water just falls off! I even put some on my side-view mirrors and nothing stays on them now.
I highly recommend these blades and will never buy another brand!
Glad you're happy with your purchaseOriginally Posted by michaelwfox
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2005 WRX STi (Mods | Virtual Dyno)
Resident Tuner @ WTF Tuning, LLC
"Never trust anything that bleeds for a week and lives ..."
UNYSOC
I knew you'd like 'em! Be careful when it ices up though. You don't want to tear those expensive blades!
Steve
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Steve - Avon, Ohio, USA - Moderator - Fun Drives and North Central States
The Morris Garage
2008 Outback 2.5XT Ltd __2002 WRX Wagon __ 1958 MGA Roadster __ 2008 smart Cabrio __ and a few scooters...
Bugeye Mafia #338
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