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BLUESLATE 11-25-2010 10:58 AM

Project Mu has their Piston Upgrade kit out for the Akebono brakes.
 
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Check out their Z34 kit which is the 370Z kit. S/ST models are same as Sport model here in the States.

BLUESLATE 11-25-2010 10:58 AM

I'm not sure why link shows up broken like that, but the link itself works.

esfourteen 11-26-2010 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by BLUESLATE (Post 821518)
I'm not sure why link shows up broken like that, but the link itself works.

It's because this website serves pages using the Latin-1 character set and cannot display the characters properly.

What exactly do these pistons do better than stock?

fuct 03-01-2011 02:00 PM

anyone have any experience with these?

Red__Zed 03-01-2011 02:06 PM

Interesting

fuct 03-01-2011 02:09 PM

I assume being Ti they wouldnt transfer heat from the pad to the fluid as much. no? more durable and a tad lighter maybe?

its an intersting thing to add if your getting your calipers taken apert for powdercoating....

Mike 03-01-2011 03:50 PM

not being able to read japanese, I just see a small thing saying you go from 148 grams to 51 grams, so I assume its just weight savings. I would much rather they make a solid piston to absorb more heat. Thats the common piston upgrade for corvettes and such.

wheee! 03-01-2011 04:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BLUESLATE (Post 821517)
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Check out their Z34 kit which is the 370Z kit. S/ST models are same as Sport model here in the States.

Here is the English link:

Project Mu Co., Ltd. - UPGRADE PISTON KIT

fuct 03-01-2011 04:20 PM

they are aluminum not titanium like i thought. hmmmmm

XwChriswX 03-01-2011 04:23 PM

For those of us not fluent in international trade relations/currency... What are we looking at in terms of cost for these?

Front: 30k Yen ~ $XXX

Rear: 18k Yen ~ $XXX


Do any vendors on here carry these? Or can get these... Might as well if you're going to be taking them apart anyways right? :tup:

Mike 03-01-2011 06:17 PM

360 and 220. all you have to do is type in 30000 yen to USD in google and it solves it for you.

Not worth it IMO.

XwChriswX 03-01-2011 06:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike (Post 964837)
360 and 220. all you have to do is type in 30000 yen to USD in google and it solves it for you.

Not worth it IMO.

Even if I send the calipers to you for a PC job? They'll be shinyer than the old ones... :rofl2:

fuzzywuzzy 03-01-2011 06:37 PM

That is a ripoff at those prices

Mike 03-01-2011 06:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by XwChriswX (Post 964857)
Even if I send the calipers to you for a PC job? They'll be shinyer than the old ones... :rofl2:

I'd be more than happy to install them for anyone:tup:

Da.Menace 03-06-2011 07:13 PM

Interesting... Maybe a good alternative if one were to rebuild their caliper for whatever reason.


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