Review: Project NU B Force Pads (Brembo)
Registered User
Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 203
Likes: 0
From: East Coast
I have a review of Endless pads that I did awhile back.
http://g35driver.com/forums/showthre...hlight=endless
Now it's been a good 8 months or so since I've had the pads. No unusual wear patterns on the rotors. Minimal dust (slightly brown opposed to the black dust found on the OEM pads). No squeaks, good bite, and good pedal feel during brake modulation. I have had to do a couple of emergency stops with these pads and I have been thoroughly impressed. Great feel, no shakes or noises, and the stopping force and distance was predictable.
A+ on these pads. On the pricey side though. ~$400 for a set so not for the ghetto racer.
http://g35driver.com/forums/showthre...hlight=endless
Now it's been a good 8 months or so since I've had the pads. No unusual wear patterns on the rotors. Minimal dust (slightly brown opposed to the black dust found on the OEM pads). No squeaks, good bite, and good pedal feel during brake modulation. I have had to do a couple of emergency stops with these pads and I have been thoroughly impressed. Great feel, no shakes or noises, and the stopping force and distance was predictable.
A+ on these pads. On the pricey side though. ~$400 for a set so not for the ghetto racer.
Thread Starter
Registered User
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 3,921
Likes: 0
Originally Posted by shibal_z
I have a review of Endless pads that I did awhile back.
http://g35driver.com/forums/showthre...hlight=endless
Now it's been a good 8 months or so since I've had the pads. No unusual wear patterns on the rotors. Minimal dust (slightly brown opposed to the black dust found on the OEM pads). No squeaks, good bite, and good pedal feel during brake modulation. I have had to do a couple of emergency stops with these pads and I have been thoroughly impressed. Great feel, no shakes or noises, and the stopping force and distance was predictable.
A+ on these pads. On the pricey side though. ~$400 for a set so not for the ghetto racer.
http://g35driver.com/forums/showthre...hlight=endless
Now it's been a good 8 months or so since I've had the pads. No unusual wear patterns on the rotors. Minimal dust (slightly brown opposed to the black dust found on the OEM pads). No squeaks, good bite, and good pedal feel during brake modulation. I have had to do a couple of emergency stops with these pads and I have been thoroughly impressed. Great feel, no shakes or noises, and the stopping force and distance was predictable.
A+ on these pads. On the pricey side though. ~$400 for a set so not for the ghetto racer.
yeah....if this is not to my satisfaction...i will go to endless next. lol glad you liked them. endless is the king of brakes...
ya project Mu is a$$. Project Mu i believe is owned by the same company that puts out Volk. Thats like letting a dermatologist perform a vasectomy!! I let the wheel company sell me wheels, the tire company sell me tires...the turbo company sell the turbo!! I never let a wheel company sell me a bodykit!
Thread Starter
Registered User
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 3,921
Likes: 0
Originally Posted by pdjafari
ya project Mu is a$$. Project Mu i believe is owned by the same company that puts out Volk. Thats like letting a dermatologist perform a vasectomy!! I let the wheel company sell me wheels, the tire company sell me tires...the turbo company sell the turbo!! I never let a wheel company sell me a bodykit!
Registered User
Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 4
Likes: 0
From: DC Metro Area
Of course I read all of this thread just after I ordered from right around the corner. Olypmus Auto Parts had Mintex? and PBR ceramic brake pads for about $60 (front) and $50 (rear).
I'm still confused, I posted in another thread that the dealer is charging almost $1050 for replacement pads and *resurfacing* the rotors ... not replacing them. The Infiniti pads are about $400. So $600 in labor costs? Is that the going rate for labor?
--cSc
I'm still confused, I posted in another thread that the dealer is charging almost $1050 for replacement pads and *resurfacing* the rotors ... not replacing them. The Infiniti pads are about $400. So $600 in labor costs? Is that the going rate for labor?
--cSc
Thread Starter
Registered User
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 3,921
Likes: 0
Originally Posted by cSc
Of course I read all of this thread just after I ordered from right around the corner. Olypmus Auto Parts had Mintex? and PBR ceramic brake pads for about $60 (front) and $50 (rear).
I'm still confused, I posted in another thread that the dealer is charging almost $1050 for replacement pads and *resurfacing* the rotors ... not replacing them. The Infiniti pads are about $400. So $600 in labor costs? Is that the going rate for labor?
--cSc
I'm still confused, I posted in another thread that the dealer is charging almost $1050 for replacement pads and *resurfacing* the rotors ... not replacing them. The Infiniti pads are about $400. So $600 in labor costs? Is that the going rate for labor?
--cSc
I been running this pads for a couple of months now, but I don't drive the car that much. The performance is good wet or dry; however, lately they been making squealing noises. But the stock brembos there was a point where they were noisy too and it just suddenly stops. So Im hoping it will stop after wearing them down a bit.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Slapshot1
G37 Coupe
16
Sep 27, 2015 08:40 AM
