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Always said I hated PJs [NBD content]

Well, that needs addressing. The B-pu (as you probably know) needs to be 'hotter' than the N-pu.

I knew what you mention. But 10.5K output on VM PJ bridge pup sound just notable much louder than my another 8.3K split J bridge (Cort VTB-ST pup). As loud as Vintera 50s P pup.

Meanwhile, the bridge wire wounding area (distance between bobbin) look taller than regular J pup too. Shame i dint take shot for share right here.

I set the P pickup height from 3mm-3.5mm (from G to E) , and J pup constant 3mm from G to E but raise both A and D adjustable pole piece a bit to get both pup has same output while solo each other. No volume drop even both pup run.
 
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Never stated, my opinion was based on reason, just plain prejudice, haha.

It's perfectly fine to have biases for no particular reason. I don't use Ernie Ball strings because I don't like the typeface their logo uses. It looks like it belongs on a 90s ska revival record. This is one of the pettiest, silliest reasons to avoid a product, yet I persist in it because I am a silly person.
 
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I knew what you mention. But 10.5K output on VM PJ bridge pup sound just notable much louder than my another 8.3K split J bridge (Cort VTB-ST pup). As loud as Vintera 50s P pup.

Meanwhile, the bridge wire wounding area (distance between bobbin) look taller than regular J pup too. Shame i dint take shot for share right here.

I set the P pickup height from 3mm-3.5mm (from G to E) , and J pup constant 3mm from G to E but raise both A and D adjustable pole piece a bit to get both pup has same output while solo each other. No volume drop even both pup run.

Glad you got it sorted.