PROJECT MU
has anyone ever heard of this company
they sell brake components
are they any good???

thanx

 

they are very popular it HK and Japan

 

VERY expensive. supposedly better than the Sp00n Calipers.

-Aoib0t, who doesn't have the data to back it up

 

anybody with first hand experience???

Mike, Dave, God????

 

i'm istalling them on sat i'll let you know what i think ,but my friend has them and loves them brakes great

 

what kind of package did you get?

calipers, rotor, pads, brakelines????
and HOW MUCH?

let me know
thanx

 

i have a friend thats a supplier. lines,pads and rotors you dont really need calipers
that ive seen they stop great with that combo.as far as cost not sure yet i'll let you know

 

Looks like the calipers are made by Nissin too




[Modified by kengs, 10:32 PM 10/11/2001]

 

itr607,
did you go with the street setup or their race setup??

 

i went with therace set up

 

what's the difference between the street and race setup
and what are the prices

 

i'm interested in the street setup
let me know prices for the lines,pads, & rotors
at your earliest convenience'
thanx

 

May not help you much but I have been running their B-Spec pads with the stock calipers and rotors and have been pretty happy with them. A good amount of dust, but they work well for autocrossing with V700s and are fine for street use.

Have fun!

 

how extreme of a racer are you. the kit i have is a comination. the set up i went with works great on the street and track we have done alot of these kits. we have done nsx's with the same set up also works great. i can get you a kit rotors pads and lines.brembo rotors cross drilled project mu b-force pads brembo brake lines
and neo formula 1 brake fliud for 1k no tax. trust me you dont need anything else unless the car is strickly a race car for autox. my friend autox with this set and works great. let me know

 

I forget where, but I was reading an article in some car magazine and they had some Project Mu calipers that, I swear, were Spoon calipers. They looked exactly the same, but said Project Mu on them.

Does anyone know if Project Mu makes calipers for Spoon?

 

Nissin Makes the Calipers For Spoon, Spoon Designed them though. Also any other companies that by the caliper from Nissin Get the Spoon Name on them, because of some contractual agreement between Spoon and Nissin

 

Project U makes very good brakes.... they are pretty much equivilent to Spoon or Endless. The only thing about Project U or Endless calipers is you have to buy their pads when you replace them. So you will be no way getting any other aftermarket pads for them . Well you can have somebody to custom it but it will not be cheap to replace .

Spoon uses same pad size as factory so you will have BIG variety of pads to chose to replace and this seems to be more practical.




[Modified by AJ PwR, 9:34 PM 10/12/2001]