Painting stock calibers
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Is it possible to paint stock calibers, the non bremo ones. Also is it possible to upgrade to the brembos, or would i be better off going straight to aftermarket?
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Yes, it is possible. I think there's even a DYI on here somewhere.
It is possible to upgrade, but you can get better bbk than the stock brembos (assuming that's what you're talking about).
It is possible to upgrade, but you can get better bbk than the stock brembos (assuming that's what you're talking about).
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what bb kits would you reccommend? Im looking to be somewhat money savy. I wont track the car very much, but i haved overheated my stock brakes already. Would i be better off just going with some drilled/ slotted rotors, and some hpp brake pads for the time being
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I stop doing the "quick stops at higher than normal speeds" and save the money for something else.
If you like speeding so much, save that urge a little bit and let's go to the track as soon as they open. That'll also show you how good/bad of a driver you are and how well your performs.
If you like speeding so much, save that urge a little bit and let's go to the track as soon as they open. That'll also show you how good/bad of a driver you are and how well your performs.
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Originally Posted by 3hree5ive0ero
I stop doing the "quick stops at higher than normal speeds" and save the money for something else.
If you like speeding so much, save that urge a little bit and let's go to the track as soon as they open. That'll also show you how good/bad of a driver you are and how well your z performs.![Smilie](https://my350z.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif)
If you like speeding so much, save that urge a little bit and let's go to the track as soon as they open. That'll also show you how good/bad of a driver you are and how well your z performs.
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haha kinda sounds like a challenge. But yeah i do intend to go out to the track the next time everyone goes out.
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BTW, there's no "everyone." I'm the only person that ever goes to the track around here. There's a couple that's been there with me once and there's a couple that want to go next time I go. I've been trying to get others to go, but most are just too chicken.
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Originally Posted by ZSpectrum
Is it possible to paint stock calibers, the non bremo ones. Also is it possible to upgrade to the brembos, or would i be better off going straight to aftermarket?
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Originally Posted by ZSpectrum
Is it possible to paint stock calibers, the non bremo ones. Also is it possible to upgrade to the brembos, or would i be better off going straight to aftermarket?
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Its not rice. IMO, I painted mine Chrysler orange(reddish orange) and they came out nice. I had left over high temp paint and just took my time to do it myself. 4 hrs or so.I like painted calipers and didn't see the sense in dropping 5k into brakes when i dont track the car right now.
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Originally Posted by savvy
paint the non brombo black is a good look imo since they are ugly brakes