VVTiBob

Yep, two custom brackets for each caliper holds the cover in place. They fit between the rotor and caliper, a couple of locknut onto posts and you're done. You just need an open end wrench. There a couple of pics in the website in my signature link.

VVTiBob

Subtle or pop...its a personal choice. Nice thing about these covers is when, or should I say if you tire of the look, you can change it. No permanent paint to deal with.

rcroller

Thanks, sounds easy enough...I just ordered them...went with red.

NUJERZEY

I would definitely go red...the contrast would pop and add a lil more character

i2fat

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I wanted to! But I'll have to pick black, as I don't want to POP that much.

Also the guy I spoke with who wil be handling my painting said that its a good choice to go black due to brake dust, as you usually have to take off your wheels to clean the calipers if you want the red to shine.

redliner8

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I would recommend red too BUT I like the stealthy look it seems like you're going for The brake dust issue is a good point (that's why I picked black decals for mine instead of white). Your new rotors and decals will draw some attention to them anyways.

bigmalik00

Neither..Gold or Purple

VVTiBob

If brake dust will cause the painted red ones to not shine, won't it do the same to ones painted black? And wouldn't the decals be covered in brake dust too? I realize you said you're not interested in MGP caliper covers because they are not aggressive looking, but I have not had a dust problem at all.

Disclaimer: I have no business or any other interest in MGP caliber covers whatsoever. However my SC was used as a prototype vehicle with photos appearing on their website.

T8LEX

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Red red red!!!!!!!

i2fat

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Ah, what I meant was it'll cover up the red due to brake dust, so if I got black there wouldn't be a reason for me to clean it because the dust will already be black

However, the white decals will be a problem...but I'm willing to clean some letters