I think we both know that's not going to give a real world example. Half those colors don't even look close seeing them in personGo to the dodge website and click build car. You will be able to an image of the changes you make. Ex. color , interior ect.
Thank you sir, funny octane was another color of interest and I wondered the same on that car as well. How is the coating on the black calipers? I know old posts said it was pretty bad, but I figured maybe better now. I usually love the red calipers, but have colors I want that just don't seem to work. ThanksFor $600 you can make the calipers disappear on a red car. And just be brakes and not jewels. Just my opinion but red does clash with stick and this red also.
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Just my opinion, and why I spent the money. This car with different wheels was voted HOTY at the other place, so others do like the look also.
Ironically mine was voted HC of the month with the red calipers. Guess it can go either way but I certainly would not pay money for the black. Can just stick with the stock pads and drive around the block for free, voila - black calipers LOL.For $600 you can make the calipers disappear on a red car. And just be brakes and not jewels. Just my opinion but red does clash with stick and this red also.
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Just my opinion, and why I spent the money. This car with different wheels was voted HOTY at the other place, so others do like the look also.
First, Sinamon Stick is an Absolutely Gorgeous color and I think that the red looks Great on that Widebody! After all, orange is just red and yellow mixed together, so to take one of the colors out would look fine!For the life of me I cant understand why anyone would pay money for black calipers. Black should 100% be free. The red works on just about any color for some reason. I personally don't think it clashes with that color.
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They come with red for free.First, Sinamon Stick is an Absolutely Gorgeous color and I think that the red looks Great on that Widebody! After all, orange is just red and yellow mixed together, so to take one of the colors out would look fine!
The other option is to just get the brakes whatever color that they come and then either have them painted or powdercoated to the color that you want. Sinamon Stick would look Really Nice on that too.
Red shades compliment blue shades. Color theory, check out the color wheel. That’s why Dodge picked red & orange as brake caliper colors to compliment the range of body color selections.honestly, I'd have paid more to have the calipers color matched to the car..... its absurd that you would put red calipers on a blue car....
That's even better!They come with red for free.
Good question. @DodgeCares pay attention. Originally the brakes calipers were beautiful. I could not have been more happy. Took the car to a closed course and used it in a HPDE event. The rears are more of a gray color now, the fronts not too different. They seem to be okay ON THE STREET, but when used as they represent we can, the color faded.Thank you sir, funny octane was another color of interest and I wondered the same on that car as well. How is the coating on the black calipers? I know old posts said it was pretty bad, but I figured maybe better now. I usually love the red calipers, but have colors I want that just don't seem to work. Thanks
Hi DGatzby,Good question. @DodgeCares pay attention. Originally the brakes calipers were beautiful. I could not have been more happy. Took the car to a closed course and used it in a HPDE event. The rears are more of a gray color now, the fronts not too different. They seem to be okay ON THE STREET, but when used as they represent we can, the color faded.
Good luck, the “reds” are all great colors for the car, it is your choice.
Anyone got a pic? Trying to see if this clashes horribly or it looks good. Like the color of the car but don't want to pay 600 to go with blah black calipers.