Subject	I just got impatient and bought the Motul 600 since I was
Posted by	fuzzymonkey on June 07, 2013 at 2:53 PM
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In Reply To	I use Super Blue, but Motul has a higher boiling point... posted by ForceFedTT (SoCal) on June 07, 2013 at 02:17 PM
Message	shipping myself some speed bleeders, and I was unable to find any selection of "race spec" brake fluid locally. I don't mind changing the fluid every 6 months as I drive it for less than that typically in a year, but it really looks like my next batch will likely be Super Blue. 536 to 594 isn't a huge difference, and I'd assume I would never even get close to hitting 536. For half the price, and available locally, seems like the wiser choice. Oops.
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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