Orange Fury?

[SirJames]

Just installed the Mach 1 orange caliper kit I got from Steeda to replace the 4 piston units my car came with. I didn't feel buying the rear calipers made sense as they are identical apart from being painted. Needing to know what the actual color is. I cant find anything online about the color code but it looks like Orange Fury to my eyes.

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[MAGS1]

@tj@steeda may be able to help

 

[tj@steeda]

Shoot me an email - let me see if I can get a PMS code from Brembo. You can send it to me at [email protected]

Best Regards,

TJ

 

[mcky2011]

Brembo orange.
They will not give you a paint code. I received the same answer from multiple layers of Brembo support. It is Ford proprietary and I had zero luck getting info from Ford and Ford Performance.

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

That looks like Fords Twister Orange, Orange fury is more on the yellow side

 

[SirJames]

Brembo orange.
They will not give you a paint code. I received the same answer from multiple layers of Brembo support. It is Ford proprietary and I had zero luck getting info from Ford and Ford Performance.

That sucks. So if I order brembo orange it should match up?

 

[ORRadtech]

Do you have a custom car shop near you? I have a friend who was having his classic Chevelle painted. I talked to the painter about painting a Harley fender for me. The main color was a stock color but the pinstripes were unknown. He was able to match it exactly.
My other suggestion would be to go by the local automotive paint supply store and see if they have a means to color match.

 

[mcky2011]

That sucks. So if I order brembo orange it should match up?

There are a lot of variables in paint, even if someone got their hands on the correct code it could still end up not matching.
To me, your best bet is as already discussed, talk to your local paint shop they should have a color eye that would get you close.
I just wanted to throw out there what I ran into when trying to get the information.

I ended up with close enough for my application, but it is far enough away from OEM to not be critical.

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