brake disks
 

why are my brake disks getting rusty as hell? there so noticible

Brake harder ;)

its raw iron

Drive your car. Problem solved.

I think he's referring to the hubs.. if I'm correct, it's just because they aren't coated..

You could consider some aftermarket coated rotors, or you could pull them off and paint them yourself..

NOT LIKE THIS: You're Doing It Wrong: Painted Rotors Edition

Oh my!

:inoutroflpuke: not only did he paint the pad surface, but he has nearly solid wheels that you can't even see them behind anyway!! BRILLIANT! :nutswinger:

Yes, if you do decide to paint your rotors. PLEASE do not paint any of the surface that comes in contact with the pad.

you can paint that surface, it will scrape off the first time you use the brakes, and leave a perfect transition to the unswept area. You don't want to heavily paint that area, but a little overspray is no problem.

ya, a little overspray can probably be wiped out by the pad...but I don't know if I would want paint particles embeded in the surfaces that are stopping my car from hitting a brick-wall.

Mike, have you powdercoated rotors at all? I'd be interested to see results of powdercoating everything but the pad contact surface.

yes I have, but I don't think I have pictures. With powder, I never get it on the swept area, as I'm pretty sure the powder would gunk up the pads. I use ceramic coating on my own rotors, as that is something else that I do, although the nissan ones are still stock.

just paint the center hub part with those rust paint or something

oh, I do have a pic, but its of a removable hub.
http://thepowdercoater.com/gallery/a...eeze_green.jpg

forget this and just paint the center...lol

Nice choice of brake system.. :)

With a full BBK.. you do have the option of separating the aluminum hat since it's a 2-piece rotor.. Calipers take a little more effort, but definitely doable.

Can't miss it!

If you are referring to the green ones, they belong to a 350z owner that we both sponsor!