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Red looks WAY ricey if they arent BREMBO. I did black on mine... Why show off or make notice ur stock calipers?!?! WHat for? Black just makes it look cleaner than rust/dirt/dust... My 2 cents.
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Black or leave them alone... why draw attention to STOCK brakes? You will just look foolish.
Foolish? pffft wateva
Red looks sweet imo, nice as to look at, and shows uip the details uve gone to. Silver/Black blends too much...so unless your going offroading or using them heavily, where theyll et covered in dust...go red! I did mine in Engine Orange, and it looks SWEET!
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not really trying to draw neccassarily more attention.. but now that i have new wheels.. they really contrast from the "shiny/polished" brake disks and wheels...
they're dusty and such...
He has stock brakes and the silver really turned out nicely...
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