Project Mu 4 Piston Brake Kit (Front)
Part No: FS44S-H106 | Not in Stock - Special Order
Allow up to 2 months for delivery in the UK, International orders can vary on destination
Part No: FS44S-H106 | Not in Stock - Special Order
Allow up to 2 months for delivery in the UK, International orders can vary on destination
Using technological advances in manufacturing and forging, Project Mu is able to develop a lightweight, highly durable, and lower cost caliper to substantially improve braking performance. Based on their previous billet aluminum racing caliper kit, the Forged Aluminum Caliper Kit is a full bolt on front brake system. Includes: Calipers, Caliper Aluminium Brackets, Brake Pads, Rotors, Teflon Brake Lines, All bolts and fittings.
332x28mm 2 Piece Rotors
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Read More| Vehicle | Chassis Code | Engine Code |
|---|---|---|
| Honda Accord Euro-R | CL7 | K20A - 1998cc |
Project Mu is a famous Japanese performance brake manufacturer best known for its distinctive mint-green brake calipers and brake pads. The company specializes in high-performance braking systems for street cars, track cars, drift cars, and professional motorsport applications. Established in Japan in 1989 the company is headquartered in Shunan, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan, and manufactures a wide range of braking components.
Address: 3 Chome-5-7, Nagaoka, Mizuho, Nishitama District, Tokyo, 190-1232
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Part No: R389-HO-H4
Fitment: AP1, AP2, DC2 (Kouki 98 Spec), EK9, EP3, FD2, DC5, ZF1, CL7, CL9, CL1, JW5
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