Skoda Green calipers

Skoda Green calipers

you definitly skoda green looks awesome..!!

Edited 29 October, 200817 yr by Benson

good choice they do look wicked, want it nice and bright though but doing the wheels a medium blue metallic and polished lip on a white car would look SWEEEEEEEEEET! what you think? with bright green calipers

good choice they do look wicked, want it nice and bright though but doing the wheels a medium blue metallic and polished lip on a white car would look SWEEEEEEEEEET! what you think? with bright green calipers

Definitly go for it the green will stand out really well and look sweet!!!!

Dark blue might compliment some porsche yellow?

you provided the drums weren't yellow too lol :biggrin:

you provided the drums weren't yellow too lol :biggrin:

XD drums painted the same colour as calipers... Sorry, doesn't do anything for me... lol

are you lot serious?

why do you want people to look at your tiny brakes? g60's on a polo i can just about understand being red but 8v, no way. my cars red and i still wouldnt paint my 16v brakes in red to match

i agree tidy them up but silver or black please

If you want a real tasteful looking car get a pair of these for the back

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2x-Aluminum-Alloy-Dr...id=p3286.c0.m14

Then get some of these...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Brembo-Style-Caliper...id=p3286.c0.m14

On the back you will have to stick the plastic caliper to the plastic disc, It will spin round with the wheel and all your friends will be jealous, you might even start a new trend, tell people that Mclaren calipers spin round with the wheels as well.

I must confess to owning some red calipers, but I will be painting them black eventually. Or might just leave them to get covered in brake dust.

I must confess to owning some red calipers, but I will be painting them black eventually. Or might just leave them to get covered in brake dust.

i have a set of these porka brakes. as you dont have massive brakes i would go for the subtle look and do them the same colour as the car. as you have standard brakes you dont want them to stick out and show how tight you are (I'm sure your not but when i see red or blue standard brake the first thing that comes to mind is tight)

Edited 29 October, 200817 yr by Gaz_golf_gti

Then get some of these...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Brembo-Style-Caliper...id=p3286.c0.m14

Is it wrong to be tempted by these?

Edited 29 October, 200817 yr by Jackdub

Then get some of these...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Brembo-Style-Caliper...id=p3286.c0.m14

Is it wrong to be tempted by these?

YES YES YES!..

i know what your saying though, they would look pimp but for all the wrong reasons. Its just sooooo wrong.

I must confess to owning some red calipers, but I will be painting them black eventually. Or might just leave them to get covered in brake dust.

i have a set of these porka brakes. as you dont have massive brakes i would go for the subtle look and do them the same colour as the car. as you have standard brakes you dont want them to stick out and show how tight you are (I'm sure your not but when i see red or blue standard brake the first thing that comes to mind is tight)

They are from a 968

I've got all 4 +the hubs and discs. Going on a beetle project, but dont want them to stand out. You should never be able to see all a cars best features from a distance, save some to be revealed as people walk closer! lol.