Are brake kits worth it?
Big brake kits offer a lot better stopping power compared to stock or OEM brakes. Their larger size and disc area, coupled with grippier brake pads, will shorten stopping distances, too. When you combine these larger discs and rotors with braided brake cables, the results can be immensely satisfying.
Are slotted rotors worth the extra money?
Slotted rotors do not improve any heat transfer. However, the slots can improve brake output by removing gas and dust that is trapped between the pad and rotor. Given the choice between drill holes and slots, the drill holes will give you better braking power over slots for normal city/highway driving.
Are slotted rotors worth the money?
Slotted rotors work very well for heavy trucks, SUVs, off road vehicles, tow trucks, and competition cars. It is particularly important to choose high quality brake rotors when picking a slotted style. This style of brake rotor delivers improved consistency with every stop, by reducing the friction in the brake pads.
What kind of brake system does Project Mu use?
A high quality MADE IN JAPAN one-piece rotor at a low price is standard. A lightweight two-piece rotor is also available. Rear caliper kit for drifting that controls the foot and parking brakes with one caliper. This high-performance brake hose has a unique three-tiered structure that allows for accurate brake touch, accurate control.
What kind of steering wheel does Project Mu use?
The compounds were developed for the FRS/BRZ by Project Mu with “Gazoo Racing”. RSF01A is fitted for front, RSR02 is fitted on rear. The pads can be used on the track, and it is recommended to use on high performance tires FRS/BRZ, but do not use on street. We are handling of ATC GT SPORTS STEERING WHEEL for FRS/BRZ on USA.
What do you need to know about Project Mu pads?
Pads focused on low noise and low dust while ensuring the initial braking force. A model perfect for decorated vehicles, wagons, and sedans on which one wishes to keep the wheels clean.
What kind of wheels do Project Mu calipers use?
FS4M is a Made in Japan budget caliper designed to be use with a 1 piece Φ320 Rotor that would fit nicely inside 17 inch wheels. FS4N can be fitted with 17-inch wheels by using any rotor with a diameter of about Φ 300.
