Project Mu Ns pads
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From: Derty Jerz
Project Mu Ns pads
just wanted to know if anyone has had any experience with the project mu NS front brake pads.
I ordered these today. heard of only a couple ppl having them and heard they were good. an alternative to the more popular Hawk pads.
i get them tmr cant wait to install.
what you think??
I ordered these today. heard of only a couple ppl having them and heard they were good. an alternative to the more popular Hawk pads.
i get them tmr cant wait to install.
what you think??
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From: Derty Jerz
hey where did you get them from and how long did they take to come in?
i really wanted those but almost every place i called had them on backorder. told me like 3 weeks till i getem.
i really wanted those but almost every place i called had them on backorder. told me like 3 weeks till i getem.
Originally Posted by blazinZ
hey where did you get them from and how long did they take to come in?
i really wanted those but almost every place i called had them on backorder. told me like 3 weeks till i getem.
i really wanted those but almost every place i called had them on backorder. told me like 3 weeks till i getem.
PS: they arrived in about 3 days.
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From: Derty Jerz
sen jen,
are all of them good b/c i only heard of the b-forces and titanhc, before i ordered my NS pads.
are all of them good b/c i only heard of the b-forces and titanhc, before i ordered my NS pads.
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From: Derty Jerz
well i got my NS pads on the front...
i like them a lot, took me about a hour to do the complete front.
very easy install.. and would definetly recommend them ........
PROJECT MU WHOOOOOH!!
i like them a lot, took me about a hour to do the complete front.
very easy install.. and would definetly recommend them
........PROJECT MU WHOOOOOH!!
Here is a little summary of my experience with Project Mu B-Force Pads
Here is the website where I posted on my350z.com
www.my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=117664
Here are summary of some pads I used before.
Stock (no brainer)
Dust: sucks, sucks, sucks
Noise: None/ very very little
Performance: Good performance but very rough braking
Summary: I will never use stock pads again
Satisfied Ceremic:
Dust: Very Very Low
Noise: Little squeek when cold but it goes away after it warms up.
Performance: Loose little brake performance compare to stock pads & doesn't bite as hard as stock pads but very very smooth braking.
Summary: Over all its a great pads and I would definitlely choose this pad over stock pads. Once again very smooth braking.
Hawk HPS:
Dust: Very Very Low
Noise: Almost NONE/started squeek a little (few times a month) as pads wore down. (even though others have experiance/complaint about squeaks, I did not have any issues with squeaks . I must have been lucky)
Performance: Bites little less than stock but little more than Satisfied Ceremic. Braking gets little rough as pads wear down.
Summary: Once again over all its a great pad. I would seriously debate which pads I would choose if it was between Hawk HPS and Satisfied Ceremic
Project MU B-Force:
Dust: Very Low so far (will post an update in about a week)
Noise: None so far (will post an update in about few weeks unless it starts to squeek) Update: Little squeak from left rear. Nothing Major!
Performance: Great performance. Definitely bites better than stock, Hawk HPS, or Satisfied Ceremics. Braking is little (I mean little) rougher than satisfied but smoother than stock. Its similar to Hawk HPS with better performance
Summary: Its a great pad with great performance. Its has combination of good characteristic from 3 pads I mentioned above so far .
I will post an update.
(NOTE: The summary of the brake pads are my own PERSONAL experiances and opinions. Experiances and opinions may vary from person to person. I am not trying to promote any one particular product nor putting any product down. If you have different experiances or opinions you are more than welcome post.)
Here is the website where I posted on my350z.com
www.my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=117664
Here are summary of some pads I used before.
Stock (no brainer)
Dust: sucks, sucks, sucks
Noise: None/ very very little
Performance: Good performance but very rough braking
Summary: I will never use stock pads again
Satisfied Ceremic:
Dust: Very Very Low
Noise: Little squeek when cold but it goes away after it warms up.
Performance: Loose little brake performance compare to stock pads & doesn't bite as hard as stock pads but very very smooth braking.
Summary: Over all its a great pads and I would definitlely choose this pad over stock pads. Once again very smooth braking.
Hawk HPS:
Dust: Very Very Low
Noise: Almost NONE/started squeek a little (few times a month) as pads wore down. (even though others have experiance/complaint about squeaks, I did not have any issues with squeaks . I must have been lucky)
Performance: Bites little less than stock but little more than Satisfied Ceremic. Braking gets little rough as pads wear down.
Summary: Once again over all its a great pad. I would seriously debate which pads I would choose if it was between Hawk HPS and Satisfied Ceremic
Project MU B-Force:
Dust: Very Low so far (will post an update in about a week)
Noise: None so far (will post an update in about few weeks unless it starts to squeek) Update: Little squeak from left rear. Nothing Major!
Performance: Great performance. Definitely bites better than stock, Hawk HPS, or Satisfied Ceremics. Braking is little (I mean little) rougher than satisfied but smoother than stock. Its similar to Hawk HPS with better performance
Summary: Its a great pad with great performance. Its has combination of good characteristic from 3 pads I mentioned above so far .
I will post an update.
(NOTE: The summary of the brake pads are my own PERSONAL experiances and opinions. Experiances and opinions may vary from person to person. I am not trying to promote any one particular product nor putting any product down. If you have different experiances or opinions you are more than welcome post.)
Originally Posted by blazinZ
hey where did you get them from and how long did they take to come in?
i really wanted those but almost every place i called had them on backorder. told me like 3 weeks till i getem.
i really wanted those but almost every place i called had them on backorder. told me like 3 weeks till i getem.
I got to drive my car for about 3 miles with my new MU B-Force pads on... they feel great! Then I got rear ended ... https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-coupe-v35-2003-07/56113-i-got-hit-lightly-rear-ended-today-have-some-pics-questions.html 
Originally Posted by Diesel1
Wow those are the cheapest prices I have seen for these pads. My only dilemma is choosing between the BForce and the NS? Any reccos?
I think they are about same. The funny thing is that B-Force is only sold in US, not in Japan.
I think either would be good
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The site selling these are a little vague as to whether they fit the G35 or not. I would assume yes since they fit the 350z. However, better safe than sorry.
Can anyone verify the part numbers Project Mu Brake Pad B-Force as these:
front: PMU-PBF260
rear: PMU-PBR206
Thanks.
Also, was there ever a GB set up on these?
Can anyone verify the part numbers Project Mu Brake Pad B-Force as these:
front: PMU-PBF260
rear: PMU-PBR206
Thanks.
Also, was there ever a GB set up on these?