Brake fluid comparison Dry/Wet Boiling Points
Brake fluid comparison Dry/Wet Boiling Points
Probably a repost, but worthy IMO:
http://brickboard.com/FAQ/700-900/Br...Comparison.htm
http://brickboard.com/FAQ/700-900/Br...Comparison.htm
FYI, I found the Valvoline SynPower at Checker for $5/liter(actually ~950ml) or $3/half-liter(actually ~350ml).
I bought the liter, but only used like 10oz to completely bleed my Sentra brakes, so my recommendation is to pay the extra $1 and buy the small bottles.
That way you don't have 60% left over sitting around open to absorb moisture. However, this stuff is so 'cheap'(price wise NOT performance), I'd have no qalm about throwing it away.
I bought the liter, but only used like 10oz to completely bleed my Sentra brakes, so my recommendation is to pay the extra $1 and buy the small bottles.
That way you don't have 60% left over sitting around open to absorb moisture. However, this stuff is so 'cheap'(price wise NOT performance), I'd have no qalm about throwing it away.
good post! i found the same link before i bought my
ATE Superblue.
^^^^^
Great brake fluid If anybody is considering of buying it
and it's blue so it makes the engine bay look a bit better 
i usually have mechanics and enthusiasts at meets asking me about it too.
ATE Superblue.
^^^^^
Great brake fluid If anybody is considering of buying it

i usually have mechanics and enthusiasts at meets asking me about it too.
I intend on doing the same with 30K plus SS lines, Hawk HPS pads, and slotted rotors.
Originally Posted by 2002 Maxima SE
Just got the Valvoline Synthetic Dot 3 - 4 BF to flush this weekend. Will be interesting to see how dirty the fluid is after 27k miles.
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