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Project Mu Brake upgrade help/advice/information
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This Is my first post in regards to looking for help so if I left anything out please feel free to leave a comment or any questions, but under no conditions shit talk in my thread I currently have JDM S14 front 5 lug and I'm trying to find out if anyone has put on or upgraded to Project Mu front calipers. My main concerns are What rim size is my minimum? Would I have to upgrade the S14 brake booster? If you have installed them do you have part numbers? Thanks in advance |
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You're talking like the $3k project mu big brakes?
You should probably email them. Bigger brakes you'll probably want a bigger master cylinder. Just speculating here, I only took 5 seconds on PJM's website to find their brakes up a 355mm rotor and the height of the caliper is roughly 3 inches in height The rotor is a little more than 1" Bigger than the 350z track rotor which clears 17s EDIT: 5 more seconds of googling, ctsv uses a 380mm rotor and clears 17s Spoke design and offset are going to be critical too
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I didn't email project mu but I did email evasive because they seem to have an S14 / S15 kit and I'm hoping THEY might be able to steer me in the right direction. Last edited by husky; 09-28-2016 at 03:27 PM.. Reason: Wrote you instead of they |
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THIS is why threads get flamed and shit on. People do ZERO research, then come in here looking for answers, then ignore them when they're given. |
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Thanks for your input. |
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Just curious, why choose the overly expensive Project Mu BBK instead of something more cost-effective like Wilwood, StopTech or AP Racing? Is it a show car or something?
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Simplest way I can explain it is personal preference and just because I like burning money lol. But it's the same kind of idea where some guys love meaty tires and some guys like -10 degree camber on rubber bands always comes down to personal preference. |
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I'd bet ctsv offers similar or better performance for 1/3 the cost. ($1200 for 6 piston)
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I won't argue that the cost for performance is probably more than most set ups I have a friend who did the Willowood front big brake upgrade cost was reasonable and performance was good for a 420hp car. As I stated before if I can go with Project Mu I would prefer it |
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PMU only has a front kit designed for the S14. You can make rear 370Z/G37 kit fit the rear but won't be cheap. as for the booster question, if your car was auto and have a auto bmc then you'll be fine. if you have a original MT car then you should change to a Z32 bmc. PMU orders are currently a min 4month ETA.
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Hey Thanks for the reply rebornS14 Wheels are TE37 in 18×9.5 +12 but I'd be willing to change if necessary. Rears will be staying the S14 JDM ones for now. Car is manual but not sure if the booster came from a manual, Booster is also JDM S14 which from what I can tell is the "thicker" booster But you've definitely helped me |
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i have 18x9.5 +22 TE37SL in the front and they clear with room to spare.
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![]() depends on the wheel but will clear most 17" as long as they are not step lipped.
I have TE37V Mark II now and they are stepped but clear without any issues. ![]()
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