19's vs 18's - Why so many haters?
I can get any project Mu anything replacement or pads in a day lead time... Dont understand your issue. Great company Great product no complaints here
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So where is evidence of this top 5 TA finish?
runner up in the Show and Shine ... Lololololol well done
Also calling people 'hoons' just goes to show you watch too much today tonight and have swallowed all the anti performance car bull****.
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I don't have a problem with ProjectMu. I think it looks cool. I have no idea if they perform better then the OEM brembo's or AP's or something similar that you can get here for a lot less and is track proven.
If its mostly for show then whats better doesn't matter since the OEM brembo's do just fine for most people who own Evo's performance wise........evidently that isn't the focus in the case.
Well then you are either lucky or my friend doesn't know where to look. He could not find any parts to rebuild his calipers (he wanted to powder coat a different color).
I don't have a problem with ProjectMu. I think it looks cool. I have no idea if they perform better then the OEM brembo's or AP's or something similar that you can get here for a lot less and is track proven.
If its mostly for show then whats better doesn't matter since the OEM brembo's do just fine for most people who own Evo's performance wise........evidently that isn't the focus in the case.
I don't have a problem with ProjectMu. I think it looks cool. I have no idea if they perform better then the OEM brembo's or AP's or something similar that you can get here for a lot less and is track proven.
If its mostly for show then whats better doesn't matter since the OEM brembo's do just fine for most people who own Evo's performance wise........evidently that isn't the focus in the case.
As for the factory Brembo I personally thing they perform Horribly which makes no sense cause its the same system on the early year STI's and they preform great!.
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I am going to apologize right here LOL. I wasn't trying to be rude. I just read it and it came off like a dick. I love the company but I didn't realize your in Canada. That might be your issue on getting product.
As for the factory Brembo I personally thing they perform Horribly which makes no sense cause its the same system on the early year STI's and they preform great!.
As for the factory Brembo I personally thing they perform Horribly which makes no sense cause its the same system on the early year STI's and they preform great!.
I just daily my car so the OEMs do the trick. I have been thinking about upgrading to the APs. Funny you should say the STi brakes are better. My wife's STi eats rotors up (warp) quicker then my Evo ever does and has more work to do (stopping 700+ hp as opposed to 315ish on her car.
I'm from Canada but I lived in Atlanta at the time when my friend had issues finding a vendor that could get a rebuild kit. Limited experience admittedly but besides him I know a few people using Endless that also had a similar problem. Find in a US vendor for rebuilds.
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