Mikey

My brother uses it in his SUV and it seems to work just as well as Rain X. As I don't drive my S2000 in the rain if possible, I'm not going to bother with it.

I do wonder what the Rain X washer fluid overspray does to the paint though.

turbo_pwr

I used Rainx before, but when the sunshine bounces off the windshield the glare seems to be worse almost blinding. Anybody else experience this or am I just crazy

Tox

Are we talking about using Rain X as washer fluid, or using washer fluid sold under the Rain X brand?

turbo_pwr

I was talking about using Rainx on my windshield. Rainx would be really expensive to use as washer fluid. I didn't know that they even made washer fluid.

VA S2K

Yeah, apparently Rain-X makes a special washer fluid in addition to the regular product. I don't drive my S in the rain or snow, but I just thought it would clean the windshield off a little better

motorcity riceburner

Does Rain-X make hot and sour soup?

Jay Li

I would think that most windshield washing fluids wouldn't have any of those chemicals, but I could be wrong..

Jay

joe_s2k

[QUOTE]Originally posted by bbsilver:
[B] Filtered or Deionized water.

S2001Yellow

Asshole is bleeding?

AusS2000

I fill mine with helium. Doesn't do much for the windsheild, but due to the decreased weight is more of a performance improvement that a $1500 Mugen intake .

I'm gunna try the filling the radiator with hydrogen next. Wish me luck