Mikesburn

Some people say that it doesn't matter wich brake fluid you'll put into your system. However, someone told me that there is a special FLUID, which comes in 2 bottles and costs around 20 bucks is needed.

Is it worth buying this one or just spend 4 bucks on the reg. fluid at Kragen store???

Jeff92se

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http://google.yahoo.com/bin/query?p=...ison&hc=0&hs=0

SuDZ

I believe you can get some of the upgraded fluid fomr Pheuong at www.eatricezone.com under the brakes section.

SuDZ

iwannabmw

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I use ATE Super Blue in my car. I didn't know it wasn't DOT approved because of the color though. Oh well, I'm happy as long as it meets or exceeds the requirements. It certainly holds up to the heat generated on the track.

SuDZ

Huh... I thought it was some kind of regulation that it had to be DOT approved. Guess not. Are there many out there non- DOT approved?

SuDZ

KWheelzSB

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Me too - got it from Phuong @ www.eatricezone.com -very high quality stuff & I recommend shopping w/ him.

-K-

Mikesburn

Yeh, he's nice guy, I'll call him about the fluid, thanx

clee130

I bought brake fluid from Phoung. Never used it.

http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=100008

iwannabmw

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Well, I really have no idea if it actually is DOT approved or not. To be used on the road legally it needs DOT approval. The can says "Racing" brake fluid on it. The can also goes on to says it surpasses DOT 3 and 4 standards as well as the German standard, but it does not specifically say it IS DOT approved. My post was referring to the link which Jeff provided. Through there I found this:


My conclusion: ATE Type 200 and Super Blue are not only the cheapest of the performance brake fluids, they are also the cheapest per degree of boil protection, and have a very high 6-month BP estimate. In addition you can alternate with each change and the color difference will tell you when you're done. [Note that ATE Blue is not DOT-approved because of the color.] ATE and some of the higher-performance fluids are available from ogracing.com.

I'm happy with it either way and won't lose any sleep over it.

Shadow

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I use Motul 600, expensive stuff, but not really worth it.

xHypex

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I'm running Ford Hi Temp Dot4 fluid and it's been great. I got it because it's a lot cheaper than Motul and it's available at any Ford dealer. However, last time I tried to buy it at a dealership they said they don't make it anymore though It also clearly states on the label the fluid is to be used for the Ford Focus
-hype

iwannabmw

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Real intelligent dealership

SuDZ

Maybe they have realized the Focus is too ugly and will discontinue making it.

SuDZ

Vinipux

hey man, you're online right now,

give me a call
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Vinipux






(Whoa there ... don't be posting your telephone number on a public forum. Please use PM for that!)

1MAX2NV

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Valvoline Synthetic Brake Fluid. Great stuff for the price. The spec on it is pretty close to racing type fluid ie. ATE or Motul. http://www.valvoline.com/

Just compare the wet/dry boiling point and you will know what I'm talking about.

http://www.valvoline.com/pages/produ...asp?Product=51

got rice?

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every week I see a new spelling of my name

I don't know why it was mentioned incorrectly, but the ATE Super Blue is DOT 4 rated.