Should I get Red or Silver Calipers???
Daytona Blue Roadster with silver Nismo wheels. I just can't decide if red would be "overload" in terms of color on an already flashy car.
I also have a DB and was leaning towards the silver calipers myself. If you want flashy...go red.
BTW - Could you please post some pictures? I am trying to decide between the LM GT4 or TE37. I have found these, but I cannot find any pics of the Nismo wheels on a Daytona Blue.
BTW - Could you please post some pictures? I am trying to decide between the LM GT4 or TE37. I have found these, but I cannot find any pics of the Nismo wheels on a Daytona Blue.
I got Silver because red and black were so common -- and yellow did not match and was an extra $100 per wheel.
Plus -- my car attracts enough attention with the Yellow paint. I don't need crazy colored brakes.
Plus -- my car attracts enough attention with the Yellow paint. I don't need crazy colored brakes.
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don't forget about the possibility of the calipers changing color if your going to take your car to the track... a lot of people's calipers turn into a completely different color then they started out with if they get the brakes hot enough after a few track days
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Skrill
[B]I got Silver because red and black were so common -- and yellow did not match and was an extra $100 per wheel.
Plus -- my car attracts enough attention with the Yellow paint. I don't need crazy colored brakes.
I'm thinking the same thing about my DB roadster. Are those 355mm rotors with 18" wheels?
[B]I got Silver because red and black were so common -- and yellow did not match and was an extra $100 per wheel.
Plus -- my car attracts enough attention with the Yellow paint. I don't need crazy colored brakes.
I'm thinking the same thing about my DB roadster. Are those 355mm rotors with 18" wheels?
Crazy colored brakes??? You guys make it sound like we are using pink and orange. Red makes me think performance brakes, even from across the parking lot. I think of Ferraris and Porsches at the track with stock brakes never fading and late braking. I like the silver too, but the black just doesn't do it. I could walk by a car with Black calipers and not even notice it was a BBK.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Speedracer
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Yes -- 355mm 4-wheel kit, w. SSR Comp-H 18"
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Originally posted by Skrill
I got Silver because red and black were so common -- and yellow did not match and was an extra $100 per wheel.
Plus -- my car attracts enough attention with the Yellow paint. I don't need crazy colored brakes.
I'm thinking the same thing about my DB roadster. Are those 355mm rotors with 18" wheels?
I got Silver because red and black were so common -- and yellow did not match and was an extra $100 per wheel.
Plus -- my car attracts enough attention with the Yellow paint. I don't need crazy colored brakes.
I'm thinking the same thing about my DB roadster. Are those 355mm rotors with 18" wheels?
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