Subject	Any "real" difference between Motul 600 vs Super Blue for
Posted by	fuzzymonkey on June 07, 2013 at 1:38 PM
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Message	street applications? Meaning, is the boiling point the ONLY difference? I bought 1.5L of Motul 600, but just wondering if I just wasted money as I won't be tracking for a while. Are there any benefits to having Motul 600 in a street application? This is the first time I've ever had a real brake setup so I never gave it any real thought.
Follow Ups	Any "real" difference between Motul 600 vs Super Blue for - fuzzymonkey 13:38:22 06/07/13 I would get whichever is less water absorbant if your part - LJZTT 14:00:03 06/07/13 Motul sucks up the moisture - spicyZ 14:11:50 06/07/13 2nd. I use Super Blue or the Wilwood 600 stuff. (n/m) - MixManMash 14:43:54 06/07/13 I use Super Blue, but Motul has a higher boiling point... - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 14:17:53 06/07/13 good luck reaching those limits, lord knows I have tried (n/m) - LJZTT 14:19:05 06/07/13 I just got impatient and bought the Motul 600 since I was - fuzzymonkey 14:53:27 06/07/13 also, changing from clear/amber to blue fluid on changeouts - vorpalZ 15:12:35 06/07/13 Mopac should have the Wilwood stuff. But you'll have to go - MixManMash 15:24:20 06/07/13 Anyone using Silicone brake fluid? - ZXoltan 15:19:38 06/07/13 been using motul 600 on the street for a couple months - rmp459 15:26:12 06/07/13 Just wait a few more months and see what colour it turns. - MixManMash 16:56:16 06/07/13 I alternate between Super Blue and Typ200 for flushes - BigTDogg (MA) 01:16:44 06/08/13
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