Subject	that's ok, I always use the cheap refill that costs $2 each
Posted by	FLY 1 (Dallaz) on January 29, 2003 at 11:22 AM
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In Reply To	and deteriorates the rubber compound in the blades. posted by niXit on January 29, 2003 at 10:10 AM
Message	and it works as well, clean and no squeel. I seldom wipe them anyway, and in addition, it rarely rains here in Dallas area. If it rains, Z and I stay home. I need a punto beater! Keep your bony butt warm in IL! Erick
Follow Ups	are OEM the best wiper blade replacements for the Z?? (n/m) - dilly yo 07:27:32 01/29/03 The best ever are silicon replacement blades. - niXit 07:42:02 01/29/03 Go with Bosch. (n/m) - TTony 07:57:11 01/29/03 Are you saying that just the rubber blade replacement>> - dilly yo 08:17:28 01/29/03 for the silicone ones, yes, $35-50 - niXit 08:23:33 01/29/03 bosch is good - SkiFly01 15:03:06 01/29/03 and your question was best. (n/m) - niXit 08:24:17 01/29/03 I have Bosh, they streak really bad, but again - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 16:11:17 01/29/03 I have Piaa silicones on my Z - Luke@tirerack 09:21:01 01/29/03 RainX and any wiper blades work great, as the rainX does the - RT 09:46:55 01/29/03 and deteriorates the rubber compound in the blades. - niXit 10:10:55 01/29/03 that's ok, I always use the cheap refill that costs $2 each - FLY 1 (Dallaz) 11:22:55 01/29/03 i use the bosch silicone ones. i have had them - 91FaIrLaDyZ 09:57:32 01/29/03 Stock are fine, but probably easier to find something else. (n/m) - Firesauce300zx(Now TT) 11:29:54 01/29/03
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