Project Mu Type HC M1 Rear Brake Pads
Part No: R389-HO-H4 | Not in Stock
Allow up to 40 days for delivery in the UK, International orders can vary on destination
Part No: R389-HO-H4 | Not in Stock
Allow up to 40 days for delivery in the UK, International orders can vary on destination
Buy Project Mu Type HC M1 Rear Brake Pads from JPN. We can source all products made by Project Mu and more! Got questions? Feel free to Whatsapp or Email us.
Please be aware this product is sourced in Japan and therefore has a leadtime if we have no stock in the UK. Allow up to 40 days.
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We have a proud and ethical history of only ever selling authentic and genuine products from the top brands in Japan and Europe. We have never sold an illegal copy of any product. Our "#nofakeshit" Campaign encompasses not only the automotive market but also every market where original goods are produced and sold. Brands that invest heavily into new products for our cars do so in order to increase your automotive experience. Without these brands and their forward-thinking approach we'd simply have no performance parts to add to our cars.
Read More| Vehicle | Chassis Code | Engine Code |
|---|---|---|
| Honda S2000 (Various Models) | AP1 | F20C - 1997cc |
| Honda S2000 (Various Models) | AP2 | F22C - 2156cc |
| Honda Integra Type R (98 Spec) | DB8 | B18C - 1797cc |
| Honda Civic Type R/Type RX | EK9 | B16B - 1595cc |
| Honda Civic Type R | EP3 | K20A - 1998cc |
| Honda Civic Type R | FD2 | K20A - 1998cc |
| Honda Integra Type R | DC5 | K20A - 1998cc |
| Honda S660 (Various Models) | JW5 | S07A - 658cc |
| Honda CRZ (Various Models) | ZF1 | LEA - 1496cc |
| Honda Accord Euro-R | CL7 | K20A - 1998cc |
| Honda Accord Euro-R/Euro-Rx | CL1 | H22A - 2156cc |
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
You can view this location on our brand map.
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