Painted my Brembos
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Originally Posted by mikeyt03
It creates depth and dimension. It also makes the rims a focal point on his car. Sometimes a splash of color brightens up a dull car.
Just playing devil's advocate. I don't think they look bad. These calipers are standard Brembo 4-piston calipers and they're used on a lot of cars (and Range Rovers) with different finishes. I prefer the GT500 glossy black w/ white text. I really like the gold ones another member did on his SGM GT.
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Originally Posted by laserred38
No it doesn't. It makes the brake calipers the focal point of the car. If he painted them all black, then they'd blend in and the wheels would stand out.
Just playing devil's advocate. I don't think they look bad. These calipers are standard Brembo 4-piston calipers and they're used on a lot of cars (and Range Rovers) with different finishes. I prefer the GT500 glossy black w/ white text. I really like the gold ones another member did on his SGM GT.
The wheels would blend in if the calipers were black. Like I said, it creates depth being red, which makes the wheels stand out because you can easily see the depth. A black caliper wouldn't do this.
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Last edited by eurocobra; 11/3/12 at 12:19 AM.
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Originally Posted by eurocobra
Because it highlights braking hardware behind a sexy set of wheels. Small details like under hood bling may compliment or accent a larger part. Now matching color calipers looks really good on a car behind black wheels. More pics to follow. I had three sets colored for my cobra and mustangs.
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It gives it a finished looks vs. bare metal. Just finished painting my non Brembos looks a great deal better.
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Originally Posted by 11SHELBYGT500
Sorry, that looks like poop and anyone describing a part on my mustang as sexy makes me want to
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Originally Posted by FromZto5
Hmmm I think the colored calipers above would look better with a Brembo decal on it, if they were indeed brembos. If not, then stock is best
just my 2cemts.
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