Where to buy Project MU NS/Brembo Replacements??
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Where to buy Project MU NS/Brembo Replacements??
It appears after looking through all the threads in here and on the Net, that the best brake pads for my 2004 G35 6MT are the Project Mu NS brakes, specifically PMU-PSR206 and PMU-PSR260.
Question is...where to buy?
Project Nissan has the best price, but seem to never be available and their online ordering system doesn't work to complete the order. Though many users in this forum appear to have purchased from there and didn't see anything bad said about them. Am just wary after the difficulty even being able to get someone on the phone.
Where else can you economically get these at a reasonable cost?
Question is...where to buy?
Project Nissan has the best price, but seem to never be available and their online ordering system doesn't work to complete the order. Though many users in this forum appear to have purchased from there and didn't see anything bad said about them. Am just wary after the difficulty even being able to get someone on the phone.
Where else can you economically get these at a reasonable cost?
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I bought mine a couple of months ago from THMotorsports.
http://thmotorsports.com/project_mu/...shoppingengine
Shipped pretty quickly as well. I've had several good buying experiences with them.
And, BTW, I've been very happy with the Project Mu NS's so far. Performs very much like OEM but with less dust.
http://thmotorsports.com/project_mu/...shoppingengine
Shipped pretty quickly as well. I've had several good buying experiences with them.
And, BTW, I've been very happy with the Project Mu NS's so far. Performs very much like OEM but with less dust.
Last edited by G35fromPA; 01-13-2011 at 11:36 AM.
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Thanks for the suggestions guys. I found them at Hop Up Racing, with free shipping. $139 for the front and $129 for the rear pair. http://www.hopupracing.com/por4hipebrpa.html They were prompt and communicated well with me.
Also, the part number on the rear brakes is now different from Project MU for these pads. PSF260 for the front w/Brembo and PSR906 for the rear w/Brembo.
I have to say I notice a difference between the original brakes and these. Good initial grip, no noise as of yet, I haven't noticed any appreciable dust either. But I live in the desert so dust is kind of a given!
Also, the part number on the rear brakes is now different from Project MU for these pads. PSF260 for the front w/Brembo and PSR906 for the rear w/Brembo.
I have to say I notice a difference between the original brakes and these. Good initial grip, no noise as of yet, I haven't noticed any appreciable dust either. But I live in the desert so dust is kind of a given!
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I have the Akebono BBK with the PM NS pads on the rear. The difference in terms from OEM are much improved. I personally like them better than OEM. I got them from b2autodesigns.com for $107 including shipping. Prices have gone up but they are worth it in my opinion. They are a vendor with G35driver.com.
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I have the Akebono BBK with the PM NS pads on the rear. The difference in terms from OEM are much improved. I personally like them better than OEM. I got them from b2autodesigns.com for $107 including shipping. Prices have gone up but they are worth it in my opinion. They are a vendor with G35driver.com.
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