If you need a test car for this, I would love to help out!

 

IMO colors were not the biggest issues with their kits, pad choices are. With their distinctive 4 individual brake pad setup per caliper there aren't m any other pad choices available besides what they offer. I've seen that to be the biggest detterant(sp?) to those who are considering PMU brakes.

I do like the fact that they are willing to listen to feedback from others within the community as shown by their willingness to break tradition and add more color options.

 

i think the teal colour goes really well with bronze ray's wheels and the blue ray's wheel nuts.

 

Zomg!!!!!

 

no love for blue huh?

 

No blue?

 

i like the red

 

Just some technical data about the Project Mu Forged Caliper Kits:

Front 6 Piston Kit - 355mm x 28mm
- Forged Aluminum Alloy construction
- Easy for wheel fitment due to its slim size body
- Differential piston size 28mm, 30mm, 36mm
- Separate 4 piston 4 pad design
- Dust boots standard
- All finish parts run through a complete leak down and pressure test
- Surface treatment for hard anodize before paint
- Powder film coated paint
- Uses Heli-Sert screws for line fitting and bracket
- Aluminum alloy bracket
- Teflon brake lines
- Aluminum alloy hats w/ FC steel disks


Rear 4 Piston Kit - 345mm x 32mm
- Forged Aluminum Alloy construction
- Piston size 38mm x4
- Separate 4 piston 4 pad design
- Dust boots standard
- All finish parts run through a complete leak down and pressure test
- Surface treatment for hard anodize before paint
- Powder film coated paint
- Uses Heli-Sert screws for line fitting and bracket
- Aluminum alloy bracket
- Teflon brake lines
- Aluminum alloy hats w/ FC steel disks

 

I wonder if they will offer different colors on there billet calipers. Anodizing can create more colors then powder coating has to offer if you know what you are doing.

Oh well keeps the ballers with billet kits original

 

true.... but tell me how some teal brakes would look on my seregenti sand?

 

BLING! - Special color calipers are an additional $300

 

On the Racing Caliper kits, they can do red, black, gold and a special alumite white finish.

 

very sick!

 

SooOO Nice!

 

ooh... the silver looks pretty sweet.

 

I'm not usually a fan of anything orange but those orange calipers on a black z with some black RE30's or any track style wheel in flat black would look sick.

I still liked their teal but i doesn't really match with anything but it did give PMU the distinction difference between other brands.

Thanks Andy!