Subject	Is Johnsen's DOT 4 Brake fluid good enough for road course?
Posted by	BlitZ91TT on July 11, 2013 at 10:20 PM
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Message	I know Mogul, Amsoil and ATE are the best. The question I am asking is Johnsen's good enough? It has a dry boiling point of 470F. Will that hold up for road course on stock size slotted and cross drilled rotors, stainless steel lines and stock calipers? =
Follow Ups	Is Johnsen's DOT 4 Brake fluid good enough for road course? - BlitZ91TT 22:20:03 07/11/13 Depends... - vorpalZ 22:49:25 07/11/13 Re: Depends... - BlitZ91TT 07:31:21 07/12/13 You're going to need a pad that is better suited for track. - MixManMash 15:09:51 07/12/13 Re: You're going to need a pad that is better suited for track. - BlitZ91TT 18:27:32 07/12/13 I don't like Motul. It is much more hygroscopic than any - MixManMash 22:26:23 07/12/13 Just a thought/helpful tip - LJZTT 21:07:30 07/12/13 Re: Just a thought/helpful tip - BlitZ91TT 20:28:11 07/13/13 I dont have a good recommendation for OEM brakes, sorry - LJZTT 23:19:12 07/13/13 Re: I dont have a good recommendation for OEM brakes, sorry - BlitZ91TT 08:23:07 07/14/13 since you rather not use what is proven to work, I guess - LJZTT 07:05:51 07/12/13 It should be fine as long as it is fresh. - evan_aggie 08:02:08 07/12/13 Why not SPLURGE for $15 and get some ATE? (n/m) - The Hawk 09:00:05 07/12/13 street pads? - Antihero 09:35:12 07/12/13
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