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Painted Front Caliper And Kaotic Wheel.

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#1

I recently fitted some RDA slotted rotors bought cheap of another forum member.

To keep it at a low cost am trying QFM pads.

Painted the calipers and rotor hubs black as well.

Fitted under Kaotiks.

Rotors and pads cost me $145 all up with machining.

Probably will go bigger brakes later.

These are still the 295mm BA rotos.

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#2

Good to see you didnt paint them red

#3
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Good to see you didnt paint them red

Yeah I initially was just going to clean them up as I dont mind the clean look but they still looked pitted.

As I had some black VHT for the rusty hubs I thought why not. Think it offsets the shadow chrome wheel nicely. Looks better than this photo taken with a flash. Leaving the bar silver works good to I think. Not too much colour.

#4

Looks pretty good

I want to paint my calipers black soon

#5

Looks good to me :thumbsup:

#6

how does it brake compared to the original set up?

#7
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how does it brake compared to the original set up?

Probably brakes the same. Maybe a little spungy initially but still bedding in.

The test is how long it can keep braking under heavy conditions.

The pads should handle more and well the slots do what they do.

I still need some decent fluid yet.

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