[lightspeedbriefs]

Anyone who notices will not be impressed, save for those who have them themselves and are (in this humble poster's opinion) not worth impressing. From a purely performance perspective, I suspect they retain heat and restrict natural dissipation through the wheels - leading to excess stress on the calipers, bushings, and the rotors in particular.

Tactfully painted high-heat silver puts a clean OEM look on them. Way more impressive. Or any colors that tastefully matches... My unsoclited 2 cents anyway... don't know how anyone could suggest these look less impressive than covers:

[6ixSpd]

Originally Posted by scanspeak

Fact is quality calipers improve the looks, are functional, easy to install, easy to clean and far more durable than painting so it’s a no-brainer to put them on and why car manufacturers are starting to introduce them as original equipment.

Some people have developed a bias against them due to the many cheap plastic “Brembo” fake covers that have been around for years.

Lol. Which automakers are including caliper covers on their factory production cars?

[EB89]

Originally Posted by 6ixSpd

Lol. Which automakers are including caliper covers on their factory production cars?

None, this whole thread is a joke

[9krpmrx8]

I'm still waiting on pics,