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your going with white that is going to be so hard to keep looking good well i seen it once at a audio store thats local
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brake calipers in white.... oh man what was he thinking?!?! [img]graemlins/rofl.gif[/img]
I wouldn't do the white wireloom IMO because I think you'll be stuck in the same situation as your friend. Not as bad, but it would probably stain after awhile if I had to guess. It would be original though so post pics if you do it. Is your car white too? If it is, I'd choose an accent color like red or something. Red may be kinda bright but hey it's up to you and red wouldn't show the dirt as much.
1994 Camaro 3.4L M5 R.I.P.<br />You know what they say- a small engine means big... errr... e/t\'s<br /><a href=\"http://www.pbase.com/rrj72/the_accident\" target=\"_blank\">www.pbase.com/rrj72/the_accident</a><p>replaced with: red 97 A4 vert (my brothers as soon as i find my REAL replacement)<p>soon to come: 1969 RS/SS<p>\"All you need are the esentials: scented candles, massage oil, and Berry White write that down.\" -Van Wilder
For a white car, I chose black as an accent color, so the stock wire looms look good! [img]smile.gif[/img] . No, actually I use black as the accent color on the outside, and Blue on the inside and under the hood.
1997 Chevrolet Camaro v6 - 13.8@104MPH
1997 Dodge Viper GTS
If you really want to stick with white this site here has them. This was also the only place I was able to find grey tubing. Im going to put it on my car. Hopefully it wont look to bad.
<b>1998 Cayenne Red Camaro 3.8 A4</b><br />-Whisper Lid, K&N, manual fan switch, DEI 508D<br /><br /><b>FOR SALE:</b><br />-Whisper Lid<br />-PAC OEM-1 adapter<br />-GM Delco 12 disc CD Changer<br />-MTX 4250D amp<br />-Kicker Free Air subs<br />-DEI 508D Proximity Sensor
whats so stupid about white calpiers? If you dont clean your car often youre stupid if you ask me. Keeping the car clean and keeping fresh wax on it helps it look good longer. So who cares if your capipers are white? it will take a good week or so to get filthy. I wash my car at least once a week.
Hey everyone! I've been trying to remove my transmission for two days now! I need to replace the clutch. Only thing I've got left holding the transmission...
Hello, so I changed the front bearings on the bird and the ABS inoperative light came on. I made a mistake of not removing negative battery cable. Now...
I usually have to double, triple my headlight switch for them to come up on my 97 Firebird. I cleaned all connections. Could it be the headlight switch...
3 weeks ago
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