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  • #31
    I would of went for an orange instead of silver. So they would of matched the paint job. Wanna do mine? lol

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    • #32
      Originally posted by pheonix_rising
      Nick...Shut up. I posted this last night. Relax bro. Nobody here has anything against you. Some people may have trouble understanding you but... Its cool man.
      Whosa sayu somteiw bout nos nofneko understand jhkl;fad m eme lol
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      • #33
        Originally posted by severedchimaira8
        I would of went for an orange instead of silver. So they would of matched the paint job. Wanna do mine? lol
        We did use orange at first, notice the pics earlier in the thread. . . It didn't match, and it was the only orange paint they had. I like the silver better, to be honest with you. It contrasts the wheels much better.
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        • #34
          Originally posted by severedchimaira8
          I would of went for an orange instead of silver. So they would of matched the paint job. Wanna do mine? lol
          Ben posted the steps to doing it yourself..pretty easy.


          I think it all pends on the color you choose.

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          • #35
            Ya I saw the steps, but I tried to get my calipers off the other day to get at the bleeder valves a little better and got no where. Still have to try some of the PB stuff.

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            • #36
              That PB stuff works great. . . We sell about 20 cans a week where I work. . . That's just the stuff that's actually called PB, we also sell a lot of WD-40, store brand stuff, and several other products with the same purpose.
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              • #37
                i just dont understand why you would wanna call attention to your drum brakes? go with black
                2011 Cadillac CTS-V sedan black raven 6spd

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                • #38
                  Lookin good, Nick. I think the silver goes well with the rims.
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                  • #39
                    I should do mine. Mine are painted blue with my chrome rims and black cherry car. Looks alittle strange.

                    That's the only pic I had. Can't see any of the body so you can't see it all together. Also my rim is kind of dirty.

                    1978 Pontiac Firebird Formula W66
                    350 Small Block Chevy Bored .030 Over (355)

                    GM Performance Parts Vortec Heads
                    Holley 650cfm Double Pumper
                    Edelbrock Performer-Plus Cam
                    Edelbrock Vortec Performer RPM
                    Hedman Hedders 1-5/8" Long Tubes
                    2-1/2" Exhaust With "H" Pipe & Hooker Aero Chamber Mufflers
                    TH350 With B&M Transpak Shift Kit & 2400rpm Stall B&M Tork Master Converter

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                    • #40
                      Yeah Black or a metallic red would look great. You can use engine enamel 1500+ degrees or caliper paint 500+ degrees.

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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by SouLTeRRoR
                        Ya I saw the steps, but I tried to get my calipers off the other day to get at the bleeder valves a little better and got no where. Still have to try some of the PB stuff.
                        Why were you going after the bleeder screw? You don't have to remove the cailpers from the car. Just unscrew them at the rear. You need a hex head socket or big allen wrench. Take out those two bolts and pound the cailipers with a rubber mallet or hammer. Once off, pull the pads off lay a piece of cardboard down between the axle and what your painting. Sand a bit, Rust Coverter, Paint, Clear, -Make sure your paint is designed for high temps. Engine enamel or caliper paint. Here we got some morre work done. Front Right brakes done...

                        I will post Pics this afternoon or evening.

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                        • #42
                          I was trying to bleed my brake line and oh ya, we couldn't get the calipers off either, lol.

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