what pads should i get that has not much brake dust

 

Project Mu, or Hawk HPS. Project Mu is expensive, but well worth every penny.

 

I just received my Project-Mu pads like an hour and a half ago from UPS (bought @ projectnissan.com). I plan on installing them here soon. I'll let you know my first impressions if you'd like.

As far as price goes, they don't seem any more expensive then any other pads IMO. Got my front brembo pads for $93.

 

project mu NS or b force

 

B-Force

 

project mu

 

 

Yup...Project Mu B force is pretty good.

Tom

 

Remember, low-dust pads will not have as good initial (cold) braking performance as the Brembos because they are higher temp pads. This is good for avoiding brake fade, but comes at a price. If you live in a warm climate, it shouldn't be a big deal, but when it rains, you'll notice a bit slower initial response.

 

I've tried out the EBC Greenstuff pads before, and they certainly did cut down on the amount of dust compared to the stock pads. Others have reported good success with Hawk HPS pads as well [what I currently now have in my front].

 

Project Nissan told me that the NS are for street and the Bforce are for track use. He said that the Bforce will wear down the rotors faster. Has anyone installed the Project Mu NS pads? How well do they work? Any noises?

 

The B-Force pads are a little more aggressive then the NS pads, but they are hardly track pads!! Here is a chart to give you a little better idea of where the Project-Mu pads stand

 

Cool...I just ordered the NS! I'll give an update after the install

 

look at my sig..

i put mine on about a 2weeks ago... very easy install,

these are great pads, good bite
very very low dust on my wheels
of only heard them make noise a few times.

overall i like them a lot.

 

thats cool. glad to hear blazin. My problem with the install is that I don't have any of the necessary tools. Is there anyone in the South Bay (310) area that would want to help me w/the install and do a little of our own blazin?????