Consistent, fade-resistant braking for the RX8 front caliper on track days.
“Confidence into the corner is worth more than power out of it.”
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Channel: marketing:Project Mu HC+ Performance Brake Draft: Cheaper pads fade when the rotors get hot and stay hot — exactly what happens on a track day. The HC+ compound is engineered for sustained high-temperature performance without sacrificing cold-bite on the first lap. For an RX8 that sees real circuit use, it's a straightforward upgrade over street-grade alternatives.
The most useful all-rounder Project Mu make for Australian conditions: usable from 0°C and rated to 800°C. That span is unusual — most pads with an 800°C ceiling need serious heat before they work at all. It is why HC+ suits a car that drives to the circuit, races, and drives home, and why it handles sprints where there is no warm-up lap.
These are the compounds we stock for the Mazda RX8 front whose published friction and operating temperature come closest to Project Mu HC+. They are a starting point for switching brands — not a guarantee of identical feel, because each manufacturer measures friction on their own equipment.
Circo M119
Very closeCirco’s sprint answer: around 0.5 friction from 50°C, so it works before the pads are hot. Rally and circuit.
Matched on published friction and operating temperature.
From $429WinmaX W7
Very closeThe top of the W-series — professional circuit and rally use, and the highest friction WinmaX publish.
Matched on published friction and operating temperature.
From $433Circo M207
Very closeThe highest peak friction and highest peak temperature Circo publish — professional circuit racing, and it needs 250°C to come in.
Matched on published friction and operating temperature.
From $495