Remove rear window wiper on FD
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Remove rear window wiper on FD
Any one of you done that? Think I'll do it and weld the whole so the back of the car getts a cleaner look, but is it horrable to drive with out it when it raines etc?
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Originally posted by Mahjik
Many peope have done it. Search the forum for "shave wiper".
Not all models of the RX-7 come with a rear wiper so it's not really a problem.
Many peope have done it. Search the forum for "shave wiper".
Not all models of the RX-7 come with a rear wiper so it's not really a problem.
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Why not just unbolt it and put a black vinyl "cup" over the exposed stud? Looks pretty good, and you still have the functional wiper when you need it. You're also maintaining the originality of the car, and when it comes time for re-sale it will make a HUGE difference in the value if it is unmolested.
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Re: Remove rear window wiper on FD
Originally posted by Ole
but is it horrable to drive with out it when it raines etc?
but is it horrable to drive with out it when it raines etc?
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No it's not Turbo'd
Yeah I was thinking of swapping my '94 hatch with my '93 R1 (no wiper) to get one, but the '94 hatch got pretty "F"'ed up in the crash... and I didn't want to put a hole in it... So I've thought it over and really don't need it.. so I left it alone... California doesn't get much rain anyhow...
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i don't have a rear wiper on my FD either, but i use the same principle while driving as i did when i played hockey (drive with glasses play without)... if something alot bigger than you is coming at you REALLY quick, get out of the way, especially when its blurry and you can't tell what it is although, i had one on my last car (2002 RSX type-S) and kinda wish my FD had one, but i'm not about to start cutting and butchering the untouched beauty just for a minor convenience.
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Originally posted by RonKMiller
Why not just unbolt it and put a black vinyl "cup" over the exposed stud? Looks pretty good, and you still have the functional wiper when you need it. You're also maintaining the originality of the car, and when it comes time for re-sale it will make a HUGE difference in the value if it is unmolested.
Why not just unbolt it and put a black vinyl "cup" over the exposed stud? Looks pretty good, and you still have the functional wiper when you need it. You're also maintaining the originality of the car, and when it comes time for re-sale it will make a HUGE difference in the value if it is unmolested.