If I did them I’d have them done professionally but least with them being black they will look more neutral.
Powder coating would be fine, I’d try and replace the RS decals.
If I did them I’d have them done professionally but least with them being black they will look more neutral.
Oh no don’t paint the callipers, the finish on the fronts is as good as the bodywork.
Will look properly DIY.
I had the Brembo’s on my previous car professionally done in yellow for about £150 ish and they looked as good as ever... I wouldn’t do them myself but getting them done properly is the way to go
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Yes that looks great, I just had images of a paint brush
Did you go for the Sport Pack or have you selected all of the options individually?Glacier White Saloon
Black wheels
Advance key
Audi phone box and wireless charging
Bang + Olufsen
Carbon inlays
Comfort and Sound pack
RS design pack
Pan roof
Sports seats
High gloss pack
Black mirrors
Matrix headlights
174mph limiter - removing
Privacy glass
Red brake calipers - removing
Reversing camera
Tyre pressure monitor
Sports exhaust
Sports suspension with mag ride
Hill hold
Door mirror folding
Adding
Audi active lane assist
Driver Assistance pack
Car will be getting mapped to stage one so no need of speed limiter and will be getting some new wheels and maybe painting calipers so don’t need them to be red.
Still don’t know about ceramic brakes yet, but I only really want them to get the silver calipers lol so prob just paint the silver.
Err someone added this to their RS3 saloon. Doesn't look good to me in that picture.
I’ve done that in the past too haha on an old Civic Type R... to be fair it was an improvement over the bare casting
The only think is with a bright colour I found myself taking the alloys off all the time to give the calipers a good clean to keep them looking like new
£150...that's pretty reasonable. Hmm, would quite fancy some mid blue calipers on mine. Would go well with the Panther Black I reckon!I had the Brembo’s on my previous car professionally done in yellow for about £150 ish and they looked as good as ever... I wouldn’t do them myself but getting them done properly is the way to go
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£150...that's pretty reasonable. Hmm, would quite fancy some mid blue calipers on mine. Would go well with the Panther Black I reckon!
Sports packDid you go for the Sport Pack or have you selected all of the options individually?
Not a bad idea of you can get RS3 specific ones.You can get various aftermarket ones for not a lot of money -
https://www.dsg-paddles.com/products/vw-7-paddle-shifters
Ha ha !That site lists them for ‘Audi’s 2017+’ but just shows them secured by 3M tape... not the best way really
Ours were on the same boat .. mines still sat at sheerness
That site lists them for ‘Audi’s 2017+’ but just shows them secured by 3M tape... not the best way really
I've been tempted to purchase those mate. Kinda want to hear peoples feedback though before I do. They look nice.These seem to be the best I’ve found so far...
http://winnautosports.com/product/w...-a3a4la5q5tts3a6a7r8-aluminum-paddle-shifter/
I've been tempted to purchase those mate. Kinda want to hear peoples feedback though before I do. They look nice.
They don't look great IMO. Too big and tacky.
Even some like those that the A45 AMG uses would have been nice.They do look a little on the large size.
Could annoyingly get in the way.
Why did Audi scrimp with the crapy plastic ones. Surely not to keep costs down !
To keep the weight down insteadThey do look a little on the large size.
Could annoyingly get in the way.
Why did Audi scrimp with the crapy plastic ones. Surely not to keep costs down !
The Relak ones are quite nice (not sure they have released the ones for the FL yet) -
http://www.relakmoto.com/Rallytech-Paddles-Satin-Black-RtechBlkB9.htm