Reply to "Brake fluid?"

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There are a lot of comparisons of brake fluid's out there, they are not all the same. The synthetic's generally have a higher dry and wet boiling point. Maybe of help when brake cooling is minimal.
https://www.lelandwest.com/bra...comparison-chart.cfm
Pegasus racing also lists the boiling points for the fluids they sell. The Castrol synthetic is only $69.99 a liter.. https://www.pegasusautoracing....ion.asp?Product=3343
I use the ATE amber and blue brake fluids and alternate them when bleeding brakes. When you see the color change the brakes are fully bled.

1/30/1611:24 AM

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