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Looks good but Id get bigger BREMBO stickers for them.
ya I was thinking the same thing after i looked at some on here. These are closer to the factory lettering than most on here but I think the larger lettering will look good. I got the larger ones also.
That coating is a ceramic coating and it is there for a reason...to help keep the heat transfer down from the rotors. The calipers should be stripped, not blasted...that is if the car is to be driven like is was meant to be.
Somehow I missed this before joining as a vendor. This coating is not ceramic, it is anodizing. Ceramic would contain the heat in the caliper. A heat dissipation coating would be ideal if you're doing autox/time attack and worried about heat transfer, but not really practical for a dd or drag car. For any metal to be powdercoated, it needs to be etched and can be done 1 of 2 ways, either blasting (best) or chemical etching. This is if you want the coating to last as the powder needs a coarse substrate to bite onto.
What break pads are you running?? Do the calipers get dirty or dusty quickly?? I love the white!
To be honest with you, I am not sure. They have been on the car since I have had it for the past 2 years lol. They get a little dusty, but a quick blast of the pressure wand at the car wash, it cleans it off.