just wondering if anyone has any advice on how to clean up my rotor and calipers in the front, drums in the back, im putting 17" eagle 203's on and want to clean up the backside for a nice look, but i dont want i to turn out ***** lookin, any suggestions?>?

 

brake cleaner, a few rags, and a bunch of elbow grease. just rub them with the rag after your spray and it will look almost like new. or even go ahead and paint them silver or black. it wont look ***** at all.
Jarrad

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1990 IROC-Z L98/G92 350 TPI- 700R4
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sounds good,i was thinkin black
anyone have any other ideas??

 

nobody????

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91 Z28, White on Red
TPI 350, Rebuilt heads,K&N's, MSD Wires, Accel Supercoil, Accel Ign. Module, MSD Cap and Rotor, Edelborck T.E.S headers, cat!,custom 3" with 80 Series Flowmaster, 3" stainless tips, Jaz seats, B&M Megashifter, Alpine stereo system,17" Eagle 203's

 

If you're close to a brake job anyway, I'd say paint a set of new calipers. You won't have to worry about the paint not sticking.

I actually cleaned mine yesterday with regular car soap and a rag and they look great. I painted my drums satin black because grease-spotted aluminum was an ugly color (didn't want anything too eye-catching until I get some real brakes back there..hehe).

 

i was thinking the same thing, maybe putting those disc simulators on there until i get some realbrakes back their

 

Uhhh, if you're trying to avoid "*****" I would not get those disc simulators. Cheese. There is nothing wrong with drum brakes, clean 'em up and be proud of them.

Steve


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