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#104
i want to get my calipers done but having a hard time on what colors. i have a pewter camaro with chrome zr1 rims and would like to go black brackets with either silver or red calipers what would you all recommend.
#105
i wouldn't do silver, its too close to pewter and will just look like a bad attempt at a pewter on my part from a distance when installed LOL. Mirror red calipers and black brackets would be killer.
I have a set of cores here I can do and send if you don't want your car down at all and would prefer to send yours back as cores. PM me if you want to discuss, be glad to help
I have a set of cores here I can do and send if you don't want your car down at all and would prefer to send yours back as cores. PM me if you want to discuss, be glad to help
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Here is DanDan's FAST 92mm completed today. Mirror black, handpainted red letters, then clear topcoat
Here are front calipers I did today for Jim(Breaking Stuff). my custom NBM match with mirror black brackets, all with clear topcoat for extra protection..
Here are front calipers I did today for Jim(Breaking Stuff). my custom NBM match with mirror black brackets, all with clear topcoat for extra protection..
#117
to further prove i suck with the camera, here are Gringo's brake calipers finished tonite.
mirror black calipers, rally silver brackets with super gloss clear over everything. look KILLER in person, huge depth to the powder and clear..but man i can't take pictures to save my life can i lol
mirror black calipers, rally silver brackets with super gloss clear over everything. look KILLER in person, huge depth to the powder and clear..but man i can't take pictures to save my life can i lol
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You probably have a insuffient lighting source. I would recommend using a flood light, for $25 you can get a Craftsman 1000 Watt flood light, invest in that and a table to take pictures.
#120
Here tonite I used a florescent work light to take pics of redbadss's MAF ends I ported and coated to send on exchange.
shamelss plug, here is my new caliper, ported TB and MAF exchange program
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...19#post9873419
anyway here you go
shamelss plug, here is my new caliper, ported TB and MAF exchange program
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...19#post9873419
anyway here you go