Project Mu HC+ brake pads?
Jan 25, 2009, 06:08 PM
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I have them on my Evo 8...
Great for the track, but becareful on cold rainy days... brakes don't start to bite until they're up to temp.
Initial bite is comparate to Hawk HT-10's. I would say aggressive initial bite once up to temp.
in stop and go traffic in a hot summer day... they are LOUD.
Great for the track, but becareful on cold rainy days... brakes don't start to bite until they're up to temp.
Initial bite is comparate to Hawk HT-10's. I would say aggressive initial bite once up to temp.
in stop and go traffic in a hot summer day... they are LOUD.
Jan 26, 2009, 09:11 AM
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What do you mean by loud?
I had Endless CC-RG pads on my car and they worked great on track. On the street it sounded like nails on chalkboard whenever I applied the brakes.
On the other hand, I ran a set of Ferodo DS2500 and it had some light squealing sometimes on the street but most of the time it was noiseless.
I had Endless CC-RG pads on my car and they worked great on track. On the street it sounded like nails on chalkboard whenever I applied the brakes.
On the other hand, I ran a set of Ferodo DS2500 and it had some light squealing sometimes on the street but most of the time it was noiseless.
Jan 28, 2009, 11:16 PM
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Hmmm, the rep at Mackin made them sound like gold...best street/track pad you could buy. But if they squeal like a pig maybe not so much street....more track. Might look into the EBC Yellowstuffs as those haven't let me down in the past.
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