i got some gold rims, and i noticed to see my calipers starting to turn "gold" . would i need wheel spacers or is this ok for my rims (it wont get damaged) or okay for my brakes etc.. rims are Gold circuit 8's on stock calipers stock 4 lug etc.

 

What do you mean turning gold? Is there a gold powder on them? What offset are your rims? Technically, you shouldn't be having a problem with those rims unless you bought them with the wrong offset. With the rim on the car, do you notice it rubbing or hitting anything? Is it specific to only one side, or on both sides in the front.

FWIW, the stock calipers came with a goldish tint from factory, I believe they were nickel plated or something of that nature. I'll see if i can get a pic for you.


Ali

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PrinceAli132 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">FWIW, the stock calipers came with a goldish tint from factory, I believe they were nickel plated or something of that nature. I'll see if i can get a pic for you.


Ali
</TD></TR></TABLE> Mine are Goldish too but i believe like PrinceAli132 said it's cause they're factory, maybe you just never noticed. N I have the black ROTA group n's w/ red stripe... pry down the road i'm gonna just paint the calipers and Black it out

 

their juss regular offset 4x100. and it son both sides. no rubbin on the rims. only tires vs fender cause car is dumped. thats about it.

 

If the calipers aren't making contact with the wheels, you're fine.