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edcamp

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I prefer chrome wheels so I added the caliper covers. 20211226_153512.jpg
 

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Wat?
 

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I looked at that post for a while too.

I think the translation is that in order to get the silver (read not chrome) brushed aluminum wheels, he didn't order the street/track pack. He still liked the red calipers so he put the caliper covers on the non-street/strip pack calipers to get that effect.

I could be wrong. :rolleyes:
 

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So you have a picture of the full side of the car with the red covers?
 

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brundon said:
So you have a picture of the full side of the car with the red covers?
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Ditto to brundon's request, please post a full side photo. Were there any clearance fitment issues with the MGP caliper covers, especially on the rear ? In looking at my 20" rear brake's, I felt they would be too close without a wheel spacer ?
 

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caliper covers are big NOPE in my humble opinion. To each their own though.
 

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