Caliper change on V8V?
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I guess your cheapest option would be to paint them with a brake caliper paint kit, although I wouldn't recommend this option as I don't think you'll get the quality finish that you'd be looking for.
Another option is to have them powder coated, which would provide a very tough professional finish and cost somewhere in the region of £250... http://www.biggred.co.uk/modern.html
Replacing the calipers is the most expensive option, but I guess you could sell the old calipers on afterwards?
Another option is to have them powder coated, which would provide a very tough professional finish and cost somewhere in the region of £250... http://www.biggred.co.uk/modern.html
Replacing the calipers is the most expensive option, but I guess you could sell the old calipers on afterwards?
lucozade..just clocked your profile.spooky!! i came out of a tuscan s mk2(my05) and after a brief stint in a db7 ended up in an onyx black v8v with red callipers. how does your tuscan behave itself?? all my tivs before this were great but this one was awful!!just talking to someone the other day who has a mk1 s and he is having no bother(my mk1 tuscan was actually fine).was i just unlucky or is there more people out there who have had a hard time with a mk2 s??
tuscaneer said:
lucozade..just clocked your profile.spooky!! i came out of a tuscan s mk2(my05) and after a brief stint in a db7 ended up in an onyx black v8v with red callipers. how does your tuscan behave itself?? all my tivs before this were great but this one was awful!!just talking to someone the other day who has a mk1 s and he is having no bother(my mk1 tuscan was actually fine).was i just unlucky or is there more people out there who have had a hard time with a mk2 s??
Hi,My Tuscan 2 has been great. One of the last ones made. It's sitting in DrivenImages showroom at the moment, obviously for sale. I still own it but i'm interested to see if I can move it on for a decent price. To be honest my Aston has had more fixed than the Tuscan. Best TVR I've owned !
Still miss the looks of my mk1 Tuscans and still prefer them.
A decent bodyshop can repaint callipers and fit logo's. There is no need to powder coat either as they will use regular paint that can withstand temperature build up. I've had a few cars done. Here is an example on a Porsche as I needed orange callipers to match the Porsche Exclusive interior.
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