Project Mu USA was nice enough to set up the World One Performance STI with an awesome brake and rotor upgrade and now we are proud to bring this same upgrade to market for all of our EVO VIII customers.

NS Series Pads: Intermediate Sport Brake Pad Series:

NS Series Pads are the higher performance pad of the two offered in this post. They are intended for street and SEMI-Track yet since they are the more aggresive pad they will produce more dust and will squeek more than the B-force. Those who have stock STI brembos with stock pads should already be familiar with a good bit of squeeking however. The pads have OEM fitment and specificallyintended for use with the stock STI brembo Caliper.
And yes, the higher performance pads are the cheaper of the two offered. Pricing is as follows:

Fronts: 95.00
Rears: 85.00

B-Force Series: Non Asbestos Brake Pad Series

B-Force Series Pads are intened for all around use on the street. They are substantially more grippy then stock pads and are less dusty than the type NS. They will not bite as hard as NS's pads yet they will with certainly last longer. This is the pad that most daily drivers should be most intersted in, as they exhibit less squeeknig and dust than stock STi pads. For those who use their STI as a weekend auto cross, track warrior see the NS pad above. Pricing is as follows:

Fronts: 120.00
Rears: 112.00

Also Pictured SRC Competition Rotors. These Project Mu Rotors are slotted OE replacements. They have a two piece vented design and are only available in the colors shown.




When used in combination with NS pads like fitted on the World One STI you will experience substantial increase in braking force. The following components when used in combination with eachother are the

World One Stage I EVO VIII Brake Upgrade!!

For Pricing on SCR or SCP pro competition rotors as well as the World One STI Stage I brake upgrade please inquire within..

Thanks..

Garret
World One
www.worldoneperformance.com
info@worldoneperformance.com
206.331.2004

 

No mention on price for the rotors?

 

sorry, I'll shoot you a PM

 

gee, that color with the red Bembos will look so ghey...

 

Sorry guys..

Signature project Mu Blue. But hey, the pads aren't visible!

Cheers,

 

yeah, i know... same with Endless...

 

Yes,

No love for red brake calipers out of Japan. We do however have six piston set ups from both Endless and Project Mu.

Cheers,

 

Hm, can I get a little more info on the NS series brake pads?

What pads would they be similar too? Carbotech Bobcats, Ferodo DS2500's... maybe the brake pad compound, coeff. of friction, etc.?

I really want to replace those stock brembo pads. They suck.