member who powdercoats & rebuilds Brembos?
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member who powdercoats & rebuilds Brembos?
Is there a specific evolutionm member people send their brembos in to get powder coated / rebuilt? Looking to get the brembos reconditioned and would rather support a member who does quality work.
If there isn't any specific members, who do you recommend, and what is a general pricing?
Tried searching first but haven't found good answers.I found a member that did great work but they haven't logged on the forum in years (Tiradocc).
Thanks!
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If there isn't any specific members, who do you recommend, and what is a general pricing?
Tried searching first but haven't found good answers.I found a member that did great work but they haven't logged on the forum in years (Tiradocc).
Thanks!
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Last edited by Insubordinate; Feb 19, 2019 at 07:16 PM.
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Welcome to the boards
Yeah, PC topics have not been discussed lately IIRC. Last time i looked into it, Centric here in So.Cal offered the PC & rebuild service but you have to use one of their preferred shops to get it started (RRE used to offer their service but pretty sure they dont anymore)
My calipers could use a rebuild and fresh PC
Yeah, PC topics have not been discussed lately IIRC. Last time i looked into it, Centric here in So.Cal offered the PC & rebuild service but you have to use one of their preferred shops to get it started (RRE used to offer their service but pretty sure they dont anymore)
My calipers could use a rebuild and fresh PC
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Im sure its a mixed bag of results regarding the poss of a change of PC color. Probably depends on the caliper prep / quality of the PC pigments & the application & the cure process
If youre running the track w/track pads & inducing a high head load, dont expect the calipers to retain that caliper color for too long. Im sure the OE Brembo PC quality was pretty good & they started from a near perfect base w/no previous coating. Didnt take too many heat cycles to get them into the Brownbo range
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I was thinking of getting mine anodized when they start to fade but it would require splitting the caliper. I dont want to split the caliper... So most likely, back to plain ol powder coating for me.
What about ceramic coating them? You know the same thing they use on headers? Anyone done that before?
What about ceramic coating them? You know the same thing they use on headers? Anyone done that before?
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Their excuse was their main guy wasn't the one who did the job cause they were on vacation. After I resent them and still didn't work I gave up.
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The PC looked amazing but I had to resend mine in twice due to them leaking. Had different bleed plugs from my own. Then one of the calipers didn't really clamp down correctly. Tried rebleeding several times. Went ahead and rebuilt it myself.
Their excuse was their main guy wasn't the one who did the job cause they were on vacation. After I resent them and still didn't work I gave up.
Their excuse was their main guy wasn't the one who did the job cause they were on vacation. After I resent them and still didn't work I gave up.
With so many Brembos coming stock now seems the demand for custom PC colors should be resulting in more businesses that can handle this work.