Red Calipers
#11
RE: Red Calipers
ORIGINAL: theresa
Question....Why do you paint the calipers? I imagine it's for looks....
Why would you want to look at a caliper? I don't get it.
Question....Why do you paint the calipers? I imagine it's for looks....
Why would you want to look at a caliper? I don't get it.
The directions on the box (DupliColor ceramic) said to wait two hours before re-assembly and 24 hours before driving. However, the paint is dry to the touch in about 15-20 minutes. I just let mine sit over night - no issues.
Thanks for all the feedback. As soon as I get some good pictures of the whole car from the side, I'll post...
#15
RE: Red Calipers
ORIGINAL: lynwood78
You still don't get it?
You still don't get it?
To each his own though...that's what makes the world go round.
Wingman, Can you go to the v6 board...or whatever you call it and check my question
over there. I have been wondering about this, seeing it has happened a few times. I haven't got
an answer yet.
Here ----> https://mustangforums.com/m_4122542/...tm.htm#4135362
Thanks
#16
RE: Red Calipers
ORIGINAL: theresa
I have a question......When you are at a stop and you stomp on it...
The tires squeal...it takes off....while I still have it floored it seems to jerk kinda backwards,
loose rpm's for a second and then regains it. Sometimes
chirping the tires. All while the car is still floored. Why does it do that?
I have a question......When you are at a stop and you stomp on it...
The tires squeal...it takes off....while I still have it floored it seems to jerk kinda backwards,
loose rpm's for a second and then regains it. Sometimes
chirping the tires. All while the car is still floored. Why does it do that?
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