Caliper color
 

Alright! I finnaly got me eagles like i posted ages ago. Now what color should i paint my calipers. Im leaning tward red mostly due to having the paint already but i really am fond of this goldish color ive seen on G35s and 350z's. Idk ill post up a few colors just vote on it and if you have pics on any alero let me see!

Red, black, or white FTW

who voted blue? blue calipers look dumb lol, they sort of look good on a blue car though

^hey I got blue and I get nothing but compliments, lots from the ladies too:coolio:

But Im also planing to swap for some corvette brakes and have them powdercoated goldish just like the 350Z with them brembo brakes.

I have blue calipers. Red cars look dumb :p

you did not just go there :p

I so went there..

with a silver car.... i think i'd be slick to just clean them up, to a nice clean silver color and just clear coat them like that.

but on your car, i'd say blue... since it'd also match your headlight accents, and blue led'd interior.

i have blue calipers on my silver alero also, accents it very well.

Mines white, and i found another full can of red in the garage today so just for funds sake i thik im going with red. I can alwasy switch later.

i vote gold..

A full can of red....is it a can of high temp paint? Brakes get pretty freakin hot...

Just leave it factory :p

Red...

i don't think anyone knows hes putting blue leds into the interior.

white car, blue interior, red calipers? that'd look goofy. stick w/ one color scheme. (unless your gonna go cherry style and do 2 color schemes. :lol: )

haha, yeaah.... well ihad a whole can of red Caliper paint, so i went ahead and did that. and for the interior the lights will and are blue already. Red is a color that comes from the factory once in a while anyway so its not hat bad. and hey its patriotic to! Just like my flag backed emblem in front!:yahoo: Looks damn good under those chrome wheels to!:scpimp:

If your calipers are stock, I'd stick with either silver or black. I wouldn't want to draw much attention to stock brakes.