Where can I get some Nissan ones?stereoca wrote:This is a good option for those people who are wanting to paint their calipers. I believe you can get covers without the brembo logo, I'd prolly get the ones that have just the Nissan logo on it. It's so much easier than painting.
true, but this isnt the brake pad itself, and i believe teh caliper itself is made of plastic. And you arent replacing ur original calipers... i think u add on it, so it should matter unless u install it touching the pad or the disk brakespike228 wrote:Has anyone considered that these are made of plastic and that the brakes get REALLY hot when they are in use?
I dunno about the rest of you, but cleaning off melted plastic from the crevices of the callipers doesn't sound like a lot of fun to me.
calipers are made of plastics? then why do we need high temp (900 degrees) rated paint to paint calipers?LegendRacer wrote:
true, but this isnt the brake pad itself, and i believe teh caliper itself is made of plastic. And you arent replacing ur original calipers... i think u add on it, so it should matter unless u install it touching the pad or the disk brake
LegendRacer wrote:
true, but this isnt the brake pad itself, and i believe teh caliper itself is made of plastic. And you arent replacing ur original calipers... i think u add on it, so it should matter unless u install it touching the pad or the disk brake
lol my bad... wat was i thinking?JLAUDIO85 wrote: ohhh i didnt know they are plastic lol hahaha...i thought it was a piece of metal that covers the caliperyeaa umm nvm then
btw ur sig makes me laugh everytime i see it haha