TPS Powder Coated C7 Calipers.....
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TPS Powder Coated C7 Calipers.....
TPS Powder Coated C7 Calipers-$699.99
**At time of ordering your C7 GM charges $595 for Red, Yellow, Silver, or Black for your choice of caliper colors.
-Are you looking to set your C7 apart from the rest of the sea of C7s? Come check our the TPS C7 Powder Coated calipers. TPS Motorsports offers C7 Powder Coated calipers in ANY color you want! You pick the color and we'll make it for you! Each set of calipers is stripped to the bare metal and powdercoated with 2+ coats of powder. Choose ANY color from our pallet of 6500 colors available... logos are available in black, silver..
Click here to place your order
http://www.tpsmotorsports.com/corvet...-calipers.html
**At time of ordering your C7 GM charges $595 for Red, Yellow, Silver, or Black for your choice of caliper colors.
-Are you looking to set your C7 apart from the rest of the sea of C7s? Come check our the TPS C7 Powder Coated calipers. TPS Motorsports offers C7 Powder Coated calipers in ANY color you want! You pick the color and we'll make it for you! Each set of calipers is stripped to the bare metal and powdercoated with 2+ coats of powder. Choose ANY color from our pallet of 6500 colors available... logos are available in black, silver..
Click here to place your order
http://www.tpsmotorsports.com/corvet...-calipers.html
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TPS Powder Coated C7 Calipers-$699.99
-Are you looking to set your C7 apart from the rest of the sea of C7s? Come check our the TPS C7 Powder Coated calipers. TPS Motorsports offers C7 Powder Coated calipers in ANY color you want! You pick the color and we'll make it for you! Each set of calipers is stripped to the bare metal and powdercoated with 2+ coats of powder. Choose ANY color from our pallet of 6500 colors available... logos are available in black, silver..
Click here to place your order
http://www.tpsmotorsports.com/corvet...-calipers.html
-Are you looking to set your C7 apart from the rest of the sea of C7s? Come check our the TPS C7 Powder Coated calipers. TPS Motorsports offers C7 Powder Coated calipers in ANY color you want! You pick the color and we'll make it for you! Each set of calipers is stripped to the bare metal and powdercoated with 2+ coats of powder. Choose ANY color from our pallet of 6500 colors available... logos are available in black, silver..
Click here to place your order
http://www.tpsmotorsports.com/corvet...-calipers.html
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Unfortunately, powder coating brakes is NOT that easy... you obviously don't understand the total process...
#1-Each caliper has to be taken apart.
#2-Each caliper has to be stripped of ALL the old paint or powder coat
#3-Each Each has to be masked and repowder coated
#4-Each caliper needs to be re-assembled with new seals and boots (Over $100).. New Logos are made
#5-Order is shipped...($60+)
To powder coat calipers properly there is ALOT of work... powder is cheap... Good labor is not.
#1-Each caliper has to be taken apart.
#2-Each caliper has to be stripped of ALL the old paint or powder coat
#3-Each Each has to be masked and repowder coated
#4-Each caliper needs to be re-assembled with new seals and boots (Over $100).. New Logos are made
#5-Order is shipped...($60+)
To powder coat calipers properly there is ALOT of work... powder is cheap... Good labor is not.
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I missed the fun, apparently.
I think these look great, and caliper coating is extremely expensive due to the labor and rebuild kits, as mentioned. If you didn't tick the box when ordering ($500), or you're into customization, this certainly isn't unreasonable for the amount of work involved.
Anyway - looks good. If mine cook at the track, at least there's an option to get them looking good again.
I think these look great, and caliper coating is extremely expensive due to the labor and rebuild kits, as mentioned. If you didn't tick the box when ordering ($500), or you're into customization, this certainly isn't unreasonable for the amount of work involved.
Anyway - looks good. If mine cook at the track, at least there's an option to get them looking good again.
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I missed the fun, apparently.
I think these look great, and caliper coating is extremely expensive due to the labor and rebuild kits, as mentioned. If you didn't tick the box when ordering ($500), or you're into customization, this certainly isn't unreasonable for the amount of work involved.
Anyway - looks good. If mine cook at the track, at least there's an option to get them looking good again.
I think these look great, and caliper coating is extremely expensive due to the labor and rebuild kits, as mentioned. If you didn't tick the box when ordering ($500), or you're into customization, this certainly isn't unreasonable for the amount of work involved.
Anyway - looks good. If mine cook at the track, at least there's an option to get them looking good again.
The factory charges $595 if you want the calipers in Red, Black, Grey, or Yellow.... I'm offering the customers a chance to get the color they want for pretty much what the factory was going to charge them for standard colors.
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<p>... All I did was asked a question. I didn't say anything negative towards the post, just asked a question.</p>
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4hsmen (01-24-2017)
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I have a set of base C7 calipers, car has 251 miles currently on it. These could be a core for you guys, PM if interested. Thanks.
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