Reply to "silicone brake fluid"

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The subject of silicone brake fluid has been argued to death the last 25 years. It attracts LESS water than hydrocarbon fluids but still gets some. It doesn't attack paint if you're sloppy. Its slightly compressible, reacts badly to altitude changes (one group of street rods totally lost all brakes at 7000 ft; they returned at sea level!) NO OEM manufacturer uses it, no race series uses it and the only value it has seems to be longivity in seldom-driven classic machines. And that should NOT be any Pantera IMHO!

10/11/0110:30 AM

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