Paint or powder coat your calipers?
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The color is the same as my wheels and tips (pictured earlier in the thread).
The design of my HRE's is very open and you see the rotor hats easily.
Just did the hats and the outer lip/vents.
None of the mating surfaces or rotor surface obviously.
http://www.thepowderpro.com
He's in Woodstock, IL. Have used Tim for a lot of parts and wheels.
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Easy to remove and replace with the proper torx bit. Size E14. One on each side.
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Tips held on by one clamp. Special type of screw though (as stated above).
The price is fair, I had a bunch of other work done and paid less.
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The 2 year brake fluid flush is due Jan 2016 on the 50th. Will wait until then to do the following at one time. Powder coat calipers and rotors in a new color (not a fan of red) and of course new brake fluid. George, your rotors came out great. T