[M2M3M3]

Originally Posted by M_Power Rob

Yes, contrast would look great with that blue and by color matching would tie into the car....mine are Brooklyn Grey.

Again, lol...white? Who would want to to clean them after each touch of the brake pedal? They would never be white...

[whatthehuck]

Originally Posted by M_Power Rob

You could really make those rims pop and match the car by color matching the calipers to body color.

Seriously thought about it but I've had white calipers before and man were they a bitch to keep clean, harder than the wheels right now lol

[M_Power Rob]

Originally Posted by whatthehuck

Seriously thought about it but I've had white calipers before and man were they a bitch to keep clean, harder than the wheels right now lol

Mine are Brooklyn Grey and ceramic coated. With the Girodisc pads, the calipers don't get that dirty.

If it were my car, I would go white but obviously it's your call. In any event, if you haven't already done so, replace the OEM pads to keep dust down (especially with those rims).

[jmg]

I gave the keyfob a little $10 alcantera keychain to match the stitching with the interior. I just noticed that the "stitching" isn't real! But it's cheap and looks nice.
Lets see if it holds up over time:

[AZG87]

Originally Posted by jmg

It's not blocked at all. These are slimmer fender liner vents that increase the wheel liner clearance. The factory vents are longer and rub the tires when lower or running wider tires.

You can get them on amazon and cut the factory vents off in under an hour.

They make a world of difference. I went from 275s up front with only 2-3mm of clearance to 285s up front now with plenty of clearance.