d98gt Founding Member Mar 14, 2002 4,505 59 204 SE Texas Jun 24, 2004 #21 Jun 24, 2004 #21 Milenko said: Bad pic, Click to expand... I agree
1 1Bad02GT New Member Apr 9, 2004 20 0 0 68 Michigan Jun 24, 2004 #22 Jun 24, 2004 #22 Red...definately. That is what I painted mine on my 02 red gt. I bought Porsche red high temp paint at 1 stop auto and sprayed them with 3 coats. The masking is tedious but worth the effort and it takes about a 6 pack to get it right! And it is not ricer! It adds a cool touch
Red...definately. That is what I painted mine on my 02 red gt. I bought Porsche red high temp paint at 1 stop auto and sprayed them with 3 coats. The masking is tedious but worth the effort and it takes about a 6 pack to get it right! And it is not ricer! It adds a cool touch
Head Paneer Founding Member Nov 7, 2001 1,823 0 37 Surf City, CA Jun 24, 2004 #23 Jun 24, 2004 #23 If you want a more understated look, go for black. If you want to draw lots of attention to your brakes, red will do it.
If you want a more understated look, go for black. If you want to draw lots of attention to your brakes, red will do it.
H huesmann Founding Member Jun 21, 2002 332 0 16 Jun 24, 2004 #24 Jun 24, 2004 #24 LOL, I think the shiny-ass rims and drilled rotors cancel out your understated black calipers.
MyEarsHurt New Member May 21, 2004 918 0 0 45 www.sounddomain.com Jun 24, 2004 #25 Jun 24, 2004 #25 huesmann said: Going for the ricer look, eh? Click to expand... I would rather have my calipers painted than rusty looking. I vote red.
huesmann said: Going for the ricer look, eh? Click to expand... I would rather have my calipers painted than rusty looking. I vote red.