My GT4 is also Miami Blue—I ordered black calipers with the standard platinum satin wheels. I think yellow goes quite well too.

I would recommend either of those over red for Miami Blue.

 

You can powder coat color match the calipers for relatively low cost

 

Black calipers hands down. The color is gorgeous. Any other shade like red or yellow would be too much information IMO

 

IMHO if you can swing it, go Ceramic and yellow.
If you can’t and practicality sets in with iron, then try to upgrade for black paint. I don’t think the red works... the reason, it’s a warm color fighting against a cool.

~Speedy

 

I personally would go black wheels with yellow calipers. It looks amazing in person. Otherwise black calipers with any wheel color. I really feel the red clashes badly, given this particular shade of blue.

 

The car Walter Rohl drove in that YT video was pretty sharp. MB, platinum wheels, yellow calipers.

 

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This is my car's combination: can confirm its good looking

 

Friend's car:



Steel brakes, caliper were removed and powder coated yellow.
Not the best picture but looks really good IMO.

 

Im not a big fan of black rims with black calipers, I feel there is just two black holes thats missing something. Has anyone painted the red calipers in the same color as the PCCBs color? Is that possible? I know that might be like a poser thinking their PCCBs, but this point I want to make the color tone work like most of you have suggested. I might be sold on that yellow look.

 

You just answered my question. Is there a way you can perhaps get more photos of it? I am curious to see how the paint holds up vs the colors on OEM.

 

It looks good.
Probably also depends on the quality of preparation and of the coating/panting process.

 

If you are custom painting, I would go MB.

 

How much do these caliper paint jobs cost ball-park? I may just stick with the red calipers and save the $900 black caliper upcharge towards painting the calipers Python Green which would look much better on a PG car with Platinum wheels.

 

If you don't want to pop for the PCCBs to get yellow, you can always tie in red in other ways...interior stitching, seat belts, roll cage, etc. Personally wouldn't go with anything other than black wheels on MB and I agree with OP that black wheels and black calipers is...well..straight up yawnsville. MB calipers might look too "matchy matchy"...nice to have another colour in there, but you just have to plan ahead to add other complimentary elements to your build.