Brake upgrade
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My Ride: 2004 Blacked out 530i, Carbon Fiber Pillars, Carbon Fiber Emblems (Wheels, Steering Wheel and Hood/Trunk). Blacked out kidney Grill, Smoked side marker lights, 15mm Rear Spacers, K&N Filter, Window Tint, Navigon Syst. Breyton Front Lip. Bilistein Coil Over Suspension Front & Rear Droped 1.5" Genuine M5 Pedal set. Mtechnik side skirts, RPI Exhaust.
Finally got my stop tech rotors, performance pads and paint. Waking up early Saturday morning and taking on the task on painting my calipers and swapping out the OEM rotors for the new slotted StopTech ones and StopTech performance pads. Anyone know how long it takes for the black spray can paint takes to dry?
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My Ride: 2006 E60 M5 (Sepang Bronze/Natural Brown)
Eisenmann Exhaust with Miesterchaft Sections 1 & 2
Evosport Headers
Evosport Pulley
RPi Scoops & Block Off Plates with BMC Filters
Eibach Pro-Kit Springs
20" Breyton Race CS in Polished Silver
It doesn't take long, but I highly recommend you be patient and let the paint settle throughout the day. Just to be sure.
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Wait at least 1 hr before re-installing wheel. It's best if you don't drive your car for another 18 hours to make sure that the paint is completely cured.
Good luck
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