[Dannickerson]

I see a few incredible pro tour cars in magazines sporting what looks like an modern wiper motor. Anyone have any idea what it is. I'd like to add one one to my build.

 

[69TAPoser]

reach deep in your wallet....

http://www.detroitspeed.com/1967-1969-F-Body-products/121001-selecta-speed-wiper-kit.html

Phil

 

[ZZ_430]

I see a few incredible pro tour cars in magazines sporting what looks like an modern wiper motor. Anyone have any idea what it is. I'd like to add one one to my build.

You'll love the DSE wiper motor.

7 speeds with 5 delays.

Complete with harness and switch.

Do I love mine? >:yes:

 

[Dannickerson]

Thanks guys!

 

[Cdminter55]

I have a 1967 RS/SS Camaro coupe with a 454 engine installed. Well as with most big block engines with tall valve covers it hits on the wiper motor. I tried turning it in different positions but nothing worked. I broke down and bought one of the wiper motors from DSE. I really feel bad for anyone that want to purchase a wiper motor from them now. When I purchased mine it must of been around 2004 and I paid $299.00 + s&h. The price now is $525.00 and it is only a wiper motor with no windshield washer. In my opinion it really sucks.

 

[Sheck44]

Dan .. hold on
Before you go ahead with the DSE (like I almost did) check this out 1st !!
I picked one up, but have yet to install it

http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=47665

Steve

 

[Dannickerson]

Thanks that's very helpful. 500 bucks for the dse does seem steep to me.

 

[Vega$69]

Another vote for rain gear

 

[ZZ_430]

Another vote for rain gear

How much for the Rain gear?

Looks awesome.

 

[69TAPoser]

I used a company when I built my '69 Firebird years ago that retrofits a moden motor into classic cars that was relatively inexpensive.

I couldn't remember the company, but after searching for a bit I just found them:

http://www.newportwipers.com/products.php?year=1968-69+Camaro&make_id=1

...And the price is right....$209!!!!!!!!

Phil

 

[Dannickerson]

Newport looks like the way to go for me I have no intention to drive in the rain anyway. Just for looks and In case I do need it.

 

[jcdubs]

Man, I want to say I paid $225 for my Detroit speed wiper motor.

 

[tonyvol]

I bought the Newport Engineering wiper motor for my 67 Camaro and I like the fact that you can use the factory knob and still have delay wipers.

 

[Sheck44]

This is one slick system, and amazing quality. Took me about 2 hours to install

 

[Moonpie]

I like the heck out of that,Steve. Rain Gear? Right? How did it connect to the stock wiring?

 

[Sheck44]

Mickey, you can see in the upper right hand area of the pic, wiring through a supplied grommet goes directly to the supplied switch, I have not finished the wiring as I have a LOT of wiring going on with the new LS motor, but it looks simple enough

Steve

 

[Headshake]

The RainGear is a neat install. It does not use the factory wiring, it leaves the firewall completely free of a wiper motor. I purchased one from Matt at MCB. Best price I have found.

 

[Moonpie]

Got more complete info on Matt at MCB ? I can't figure out the MCB. I want one.

 

[Carbo]

Got more complete info on Matt at MCB ? I can't figure out the MCB. I want one.

Matts Classic Bowties

http://www.mattsclassicbowties.com/

 

[Moonpie]

Thank you!