Calipher covers from RPI Designs
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I'm sure there have been some pics of those covers installed on a forum member's car posted recently.
Here's a link to the RPI post advertising them:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-g...Caliper+covers
Here's a link to the RPI post advertising them:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-g...Caliper+covers
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From: Newcastle, UK
I reciprocate in a similar manner as you cannot even explain your reply.
If you need to dissipate additional heat that the calipers/brakes aren't capable of dissipating on normal street driving then you're driving recklessly. You're also a clown for believing such benefits of a bit of clip on aluminium that has very little contact with the enclosed caliper.
Even if the covers helped aided heat dissipation the actual reduction would negligble. There's a fool born every day, that's for sure.
If you need to dissipate additional heat that the calipers/brakes aren't capable of dissipating on normal street driving then you're driving recklessly. You're also a clown for believing such benefits of a bit of clip on aluminium that has very little contact with the enclosed caliper.
Even if the covers helped aided heat dissipation the actual reduction would negligble. There's a fool born every day, that's for sure.
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 3,139
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From: Whidbey Island WA
I reciprocate in a similar manner as you cannot even explain your reply.
If you need to dissipate additional heat that the calipers/brakes aren't capable of dissipating on normal street driving then you're driving recklessly. You're also a clown for believing such benefits of a bit of clip on aluminium that has very little contact with the enclosed caliper.
Even if the covers helped aided heat dissipation the actual reduction would negligble. There's a fool born every day, that's for sure.
If you need to dissipate additional heat that the calipers/brakes aren't capable of dissipating on normal street driving then you're driving recklessly. You're also a clown for believing such benefits of a bit of clip on aluminium that has very little contact with the enclosed caliper.
Even if the covers helped aided heat dissipation the actual reduction would negligble. There's a fool born every day, that's for sure.
means I agree with your post using a sense of humor... oh, I see you're from across the "pond" and may not have a sense of humor! 
