Project Mu PCR09 Club Racer Rear Brake Pads – Nissan 350Z Non-Brembo – PCR09-R209
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Project Mu · PCR09-R209
Rear Axle · Club Racer RC09
350Z 2003–2008 · Non-Brembo
Description
Project Mu Club Racer RC09 rear brake pads deliver track-focused stopping power, high-temperature resistance and predictable release for Nissan 350Z models equipped with standard non-Brembo rear calipers.
The vehicle-specific R209 profile suits both VQ35DE and VQ35HR models. This competition-oriented compound is designed primarily for circuit use and is not recommended as a normal street-driving brake pad.
Fitment
- Nissan 350Z Coupe and Roadster with standard non-Brembo rear calipers
- Nissan 350Z VQ35DE – 2003–2006
- Nissan 350Z VQ35HR – 2007–2008
- Suitable for manual and automatic transmission models
Does not fit: Nissan 350Z models equipped with factory Brembo rear brake calipers.
Product Details
| Brand | Project Mu |
|---|---|
| Part Number | PCR09-R209 |
| Pad Profile | R209 |
| Position | Rear axle |
| Compound | Club Racer RC09 / PCR09 |
| Material | Super graphite metallic |
| Rotor Temperature Range | 300–800°C |
| Friction Coefficient | 0.42–0.55μ |
| Pad Dimensions | 105.5mm wide × 38.0mm high × 14.3mm thick |
| Contents | Complete rear-axle set of four brake pads |
Project Mu Compound Comparison
Compatible Front Brake Pads
Suggested Project Mu Rear Rotors
Why Choose Project Mu Club Racer RC09?
- Track-focused friction characteristics for circuit and competition use.
- High 300–800°C operating range for repeated heavy braking.
- Strong initial response with controllable release and resistance to fade.
Please Check Before Ordering
Confirm that your 350Z has standard non-Brembo rear brake calipers. Factory Brembo-equipped models use a different rear pad profile. The front brake and rear rotor specifications changed during 2005, so confirm the vehicle build date, rotor size and existing brake configuration before ordering the matching components.
