If you are on a tight budget, get the Project MU CRD Rotors as they are an entry level, 1 step up from OEM.
Project MU SCR's are the next step up then Project MU SCR Pro then the Project MU SCR GT.
They cost more as they are made with even more refined metals / materials and have different designs.
I had to research when upgrading to the Brembo calipers.
What do you want to use the car for? Will determine which setup you go for.
No point in buying the highest rating of pads and rotors if you only use for Street Performance as you would probably never use the setup at its full potential.
Meaning you would never heat up the pads and rotors hence it will squeal and the braking will not be as effective.
The reason you brake upgrade is so it can take a higher temperature / heat range so when you push the brake pedal, the car can still stop and the brake setup will still be effective.
(All within reason to what you want to use the car for)
Also (on a side note) with bigger pads and rotors, they have a larger braking surface area along with the ability to operate at a higher temp / heat range = Brake faster for longer.
(All within reason to what you want to use the car for)
So for a Street Performance you'd go (in this instance with Project MU)
B-Spec Pads (Street / Light Track Use) - You can justify paying a bit more for pads as they do not cost that much.
CRD Rotors = 1 Piece / FC Cast Iron / 8 Slots (Street Use)
Or
SCR Rotors = 1 Piece / High Alloy FC Cast Iron / 8 Slots (Street / Track Use)
Or
DBA 4000 T3 = 1 Piece / High Carbon Alloy / T3 Slot Design (Street / Track Use)
That setup should be fine.
Yes, true!
Haha! That's crazy! Club Racer Pads = Hardcore racing
Yeah, that's right, I too was interested in SCR's but for the price I looked into DBA 4000's.
I asked around a few people I know using DBA 4000's and they are fine for what they wanted.
Which turned out to what I wanted as well.