New brake set up
04-30-2016, 01:24 AM
#11
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I have a question. Or rather, two questions.
On the Hendy site there is a disclaimer that the purchaser acknowledges that Project Mu parts are not for road use.
Why is this, and what happens if one has an accident with these fitted, and one's insurance company declines a claim because one is using parts which are expressly not for road use?
On the Hendy site there is a disclaimer that the purchaser acknowledges that Project Mu parts are not for road use.
Why is this, and what happens if one has an accident with these fitted, and one's insurance company declines a claim because one is using parts which are expressly not for road use?
04-30-2016, 04:23 AM
#12
Originally Posted by imc27' timestamp='1461956871' post='23952571
I have a question. Or rather, two questions.
On the Hendy site there is a disclaimer that the purchaser acknowledges that Project Mu parts are not for road use.
Why is this, and what happens if one has an accident with these fitted, and one's insurance company declines a claim because one is using parts which are expressly not for road use?
On the Hendy site there is a disclaimer that the purchaser acknowledges that Project Mu parts are not for road use.
Why is this, and what happens if one has an accident with these fitted, and one's insurance company declines a claim because one is using parts which are expressly not for road use?
05-06-2016, 09:26 AM
#13
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Been using these for a bit now, all nicely bedded in. First impressions genuinely were 'holy shit!' The car pulls up much firmer and feels a lot stronger. Coupled with the braided hoses these have made a huge difference to the car and I'm really happy with them. Maybe a bit extreme buying the SCR pro front discs over the CRD single piece ones, but they really do look nice as well as performing excellently.
No brake squeal noises although the dust on the fronts seems quite excessive, this could be down to the bedding in but I'll keep an eye on it as I don't want to ruin the alloys I recently had refurbed!! May have to get some protectant on them if the dust levels don't go down - but then running with slotted discs there always was going to be more dust!
I would definitely recommend Project Mu brakes, they worked excellently on my Evo and am just as happy if not more so on the S2K.
No brake squeal noises although the dust on the fronts seems quite excessive, this could be down to the bedding in but I'll keep an eye on it as I don't want to ruin the alloys I recently had refurbed!! May have to get some protectant on them if the dust levels don't go down - but then running with slotted discs there always was going to be more dust!
I would definitely recommend Project Mu brakes, they worked excellently on my Evo and am just as happy if not more so on the S2K.
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