thanks, they're going on my Wife's G. i plan on eventually putting up a thread just for her car too. it wasn't that expensive at all really. all you need;

- brake cleaner

- 400 grit sandpaper

- masking tape

- self etching primer

- caliper paint, i used Duplicolor Torque & Teal engine enamel and added Duplicolor Effects for sparkle

- high heat Brembo decals

- caliper clear coat, very high heat

...and time, lol

 

i've already been running it for a while now and Grant said it be better not to switch it up for the TransGo install.

 

no i was talking about getting them powder coated bro.

 

oh, my bad... i thought you wrote you didn't wanna break the bank, lol. yeah, a powder coater should be able to break them down for you. you'll have to buy new seals though.

 

added decals...

 

^Can't believe your wife's car is so hooked up! Good stuff Mark.

 

haha, thanks Marcus. she's actually really excited about these, she's been showing people who come by the house, LOL

 

now that all these new sedan options are coming out, i'm considering doing a little more to her exterior too

 

So sick Mark! Can't wait to install em on her car!

 

thanks Grant, i'm pretty excited about these too. the Duplicolor effects really added a nice shimmer to them

 

pedicure for her wheels hehe

 

wow the calipers look great

 

thanks guys... i get really board waiting all a the high dollar **** i have on order for my car, so it's nice to do a couple of less expensive mods for her car while i wait.

 

Did you add clear coat over the decals Mark? I really like that color. I was thinking about doing that color (project mu color) in my engine bay one day.

I dub the Brembo Mu's lol

 

nah, i was planning on it but i started reading a few people's experiences w/evo brembos saying that the caliper heat pretty much burned the decal on anyway and wasn't totally unnecessary.