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Well iv had them yellow before and for the last yr or 2 they have been black. But this yr i wanna clean them up good and get them painted really good. Should i go yellow, black or red? I kinda wanna go red. Idk let me know what you guys think.

What color is your car? If it's yellow I say stay yellow.
If it's black go red.
Just don't do black cause that's boring.

Silver. Looks stock but new and clean

black also looks stock and clean imo

glasswars wrote:What color is your car? If it's yellow I say stay yellow.
If it's black go red.
Just don't do black cause that's boring.

I am boring.

Mine are stock and they are red

-CgPeon- wrote:

glasswars wrote:What color is your car? If it's yellow I say stay yellow.
If it's black go red.
Just don't do black cause that's boring.

I am boring.

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man, your cars running for a day and your already rubbing it in

i'd say black... just so it "blends" better, and sort of dissappears

another vote for black.

well, i have a black car with black rims, and i am planning on getting mine powder-coated faux chrome to shine through the black rims.

however, on your car, i say silver or red for aftermarket rims, or black for stock rims.

Red because that's what color SRT-4 and Vipers are and it looks good on most body colors.

i think im gonna go for the red. I get the "Hey is that one of thoes srt things" all the time in my town so i might as well paint them red...i wanna be a little different lol.

wait.. how is that being different if SRT's have red calipers?

jrm868s wrote:Mine are stock and they are red

my stock ones were gloss black...I liked it that way.

Now my frotn ones are silver, and the back drums are gloss black, so they blend in.

i mean diff for me, like switching it up lol

I'm going with Endless blue on mine. Blue behind gold rims while in motion down the highway is sex.

I have a maroon 03 r/t and I just did mine. Walmart(and I am sure that evil corp. has made it to where you are at) has a metallic red. But I would make some recommendations before you do it. 1st have money to do an abs brake flush if you got it. If you dont have abs no worries. Second remove the calibers and pistons, and the rubber piston sleeve, they are easy to take off. third get some good grey primer, it helps to see where you are spraying and helps maintain the caliber itself by proctecting it. Then use what ever color you want. You can also get a clear gloss spray to go over it. But whatever you do, just remember its easier to spray once you got those calibers off.