Alright so here's all the pics I been waiting to post. Going to a car show today, so I should have some good pictures either later tonight or possibly tomorrow.
So once again I cleaned up and sprayed inside the fender wells black to make nice. Pounded out all the old studs and replaced with new OEM studs since I was putting on new lug nuts.
Here's a shot of the RL fender well with the new rotor on and 2/6 studs (stupid fender roller wouldn't fit)
Removed all the calipers and shaved the faces . Thought I took a picture of that but I guess not. Took it to a local shop to get it sprayed red with ceramic paint.
Honestly, it came out ok but I was expecting a little more attention to detail. It was sprayed on a sheet instead of being hung, I don't think they cleaned it before spraying, some small spots didn't get good coverage. Lot's of small stuff, just a little disappointed for the price I paid and the work I've seen from that shop.
Got the front calipers on and put on the Denali stickers
Got the truck back on the ground shortly after that. Funny story though, after bleeding the brakes the pedal was real spongy. Knew something was wrong, but I had to go work. Luckily 2 of my good friends decided to stay at my house and figure out the problem. About 3 hrs later after flushing the brakes several more times, my friend calls me and tells me that the front calipers bleeder screws were on the bottom instead of the top. Stupid mistake, took a while for anybody to realize. During the process we thought it could be something more serious. Thankfully they got everything sorted out that night right before I got off work.
So I got up early this morning for a wash, power wash engine bay, dry, polish, and wax. Already did the interior a few days ago.