I was wondering if the Project Mu SCR Pure Plus rear rotors for a CTR would fit for an ITR?

Also are they direct OEM replacement or do I need to run Project Mu calipers as well.

I plan on getting the fronts and rears if they are direct OEM replacements. Or should I only get the fronts? I have been searching but didn't see anything.

Noob question: The front rotors and the rear rotors are different right?

Here is a pic of the considered rear rotors and box with part number

 

found out that the front and rear part numbers are the same. if someone wants to confirm that would be great. not necessarily the project mu ones but if CTR brake rotors are the same as the ITR ones

so just need to know if they are OEM replacement and I dont need to upgrade my calipers. I plan on running these with spoon calipers but powercoating the project mu blue part spoon blue.

 

CTR and ITR (5-lug) rotors are the same.

 

great thank you.

is it weird that the front and rear part number for the project mu brake rotors are the same?

would I run into a problem running the same size brake rotors in the front and rear with spoon calipers in the front?

 

Are those aluminum hat rotors?

 

not sure. just started to look into them today. havent done extensive research yet

 

The ones pictured don't seem to be. I didn't see any screws to hold the hat to the rotor. They look like rears. I can't imagine a performance difference between those and any generic rotors. Kind of cool looking though.

 

alright stupid question.

how come the teal color carries onto the rotor in this pic and not in the pic above? both are rears

 

The first pic you posted are rear rotors and the second pic are front rotors

 

gotcha. thanks.

would Project mu front with spoon calipers and HP+ pads and stock back rotors and calipers and HPS pads be ok?

debating if i should get them for both front and rear now as that can get expensive so might just got with a slight performance with just the fronts.

getting ideas for the winter season to come

 

I would save your money and pick up some rotors at Autozone/Advance. Paint the hats if you like.

 

If not aluminum hat (and I don't see any screws either), then those rotors are a collossal waste of money.

Why pay extra for a rotor that might not stop as good as the stock one?