Caliper Color

I would absolutely go for black. Looks great with the diamond rims.

* The silver won't match and detracts from the wheels
* Red has no business on that car
* I love yellow in concept, but for me it's a dealbreaker that it doesn't match the shields. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.

 

I'd go with yellow...

 

Silver

 

Definitely yellow, love how it pops out w/ yellow. Never black, completely hides the caliper. If not yellow, then silver, it's a cool look for a caliper color as well.

 

Yellow would be my first choice, had that on my '10 grigio titanio 458. Second choice would be black. Agree with prior poster that silver would clash, too many tones. Having said that, my opinion only, your call.

 

Yellow or black. Yellow is my choice.

 

Yellow

 

I've got Grigio silver stone, which is a little darker, with diamond rims. For me, yellow calipers and shields.

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Yellow

 

If you are getting the Scuderia Fender Badges, then the yellow calipers will match up nicely.

The forged diamond wheels have a dark stripe running in the center of the spokes. The standard factory caliper color which is a dark flat charcoal color matches the stripe perfectly and makes for a great looking combo. Plus you don't have to pay extra.

 

Yellow.

 

Yellow.

 

Yellow is a Porsche color and it is a turbo. Is that REALLY what you want?

 

Red calipers look great on Grigio Titanio Ferraris, but I would still prefer yellow.

 

The problem with yellow is all of the yellow on the car is different. If you darken side lights, insert black center wheel caps, and optional but ideal, carbon fiber shields, the red calipers standout from an otherwise all dark background. Black provides a stealth look and silver simply clashes. Best

 

That's rubbish...lots of Fcars have yellow calipers and they look great.

 

Yellow!

 

Controversial post. I have never understood the wish to highlight such an item as callipers. From my perspective it just looks brash and somewhat vulgar but that may well be more of a UK perspective. Everyone says it matches the badges, so what, why do you want to match the badges and highlight such a part so it breaks the lines and distracts the eye? I think there are only two alternatives, black or alloy, and black is £1000 cheaper! Each to their own however, that is the point of buying such a car.

 

I would go with a "cool" colour, seeing that Titanio has blue in it. Either dark blue or alloy calipers. Also, the yellow of the caliper and the shields is not the same, so personally I think they clash. I would definitely go alloy or dark blue on a Titanio car. It will match the exterior and it won't take away from or clash with the shields. Yellow works with Silverstone, Ferro etc. because it has brown in it. Another choice is to get them to colour match them in Titanio.

 

Yellow.

 

That's funny, I always loved to highlight the Calipers! Previous car was black Gallardo w/ black calipers, black wheels. And I hated the black Calipers. Might be a UK perspective, maybe Americans are "flashier"

And Yellow is absolutely sweet as a caliper color. Yes the Porsche 911s have it , to show you have ceramic brakes, from what I remember. But who cares? Anyways great to see everyones opinion and take on what they prefer, and the thought process involved.

 

Yellow for sure.