OH and that BBY thing on the left side of the pic is the corner of my valve cover....
later
DJ

 

I'm painting mine black, no brembo decal, along with my rims tomorrow.

 

I will be doing this come summer, but will be changing the color to black.

 

Anyone have a link to where they got their decals and what size they got?

 

Everyone got them on eBay. Just search for "Brembo Decal" and you'll see them. Make sure they are made from the high temperature vinyl so they won't curl and peel if you ever do hard braking and really heat up the calipers.

 

i'm painting mine this w-end, going black with white "Brembo" i'm using the G-2 claiper kit from their eBay store, and the Duplicolor Spray Black and Clearcoat as well. i'll have to look up where i got my decals, also off eBay, but this seller was able to sell decals for the front and back. i ordered them from him and he came through. let me look for that information.

 

STUPID question......are the original letters on the calipers vinyl too?

I need to do this again myself.

 

has anyone done them bby yet....or doe's anyone have an opinion on doing so?

 

I personally like the red contrast on my blue exterior. Too much of one thing is overkill. If you dont have a BBY evo, it would be better looking IMO.

 

So what size vinyl did everyone get so that the "brembo" is the same size as the stock lettering in the front and rear?

 

Im curious where the best place to acquire the VHT paint kits are and how many cans of paint are needed to complete this.

 

duplicolor ceramic high heat 500 degrees clear is fine.

 

great write up... but if you ever need to take apart you breaks make sure they aren't locked together b/c of the paint.

 

I did this a few weeks ago. I didn't peel off all of the clear coat, just most of it that can be seen from the side view. My brembo sticker was still good so I just spray high-temp clear coat over it. I think I did a sloppy job but it looks very good. A lot better then it did.

 

yes i know the decal is crooked i dont care...high heat ceramic primer then VHT caliper paint for the finish.