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Old 03-04-2011, 12:24 PM
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That's what makes this country so great. We don't have to do the same thing, and no one will shoot us if we do/don't conform.

Personally, I think painting stock calipers is ricer. I wouldn't do it to my own vehicle, as it removes the stock/OEM look. One of the many reasons I purchased a BMW is it has a sporty look from the factory, and thus doesn't need cosmetic modification.
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