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I was talking to a friend a couple of nights ago and he was telling me that the Project Mu pads are now available for the IS F. The compound they are using is the Type NS. If any one is interested the PN for the fronts are PSF160 and they retail for $303 (which as we all know is not what they are going to sell at).
Just another option I thought worth mentioning. I've used these before on other cars with really good results.
without rear pads and aggressive front the braking bias is all messed up. If you plan on tracking with an aggressive pad make sure the rear has BITE as well. I have gone back to my stocks due to the HP plus front only has changed the braking dynamics to much to where the car is not controllable in certain cases..
without rear pads and aggressive front the braking bias is all messed up. If you plan on tracking with an aggressive pad make sure the rear has BITE as well. I have gone back to my stocks due to the HP plus front only has changed the braking dynamics to much to where the car is not controllable in certain cases..
Even with them the bias is not quite right. I had Carbotech XP12s in front and XP10s in the rear and I had too much rear brake. I would have killed for a bias adjuster to move more to the front.
I went to their website and could not understand a single word of what they were trying to say about their pads (website developer obviously did not have English as his/her primary language). Also, the temperature range of these pads seems extremely low.
Just to update this, I should be recieving a set of these pads by the end of the week and as soon I get them installed I'll post my impressions of them.
My car doesn't actually need pads but I'll put them on and try them in hopes that they'll retain the attributes we all like about the stock pads and lose the ones we can live without, namely the brake dust.