I'm looking at picking up some Motul RBF 600 (DOT 4, 593 degrees F dry and 420 degrees F wet boiling points) but I wanted to see what you guys use first.

 

Motul RBF is always a good choice and used by a number of people here. It isn't always cheap though.

These guys were selling it for $7.95 a bottle....
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1086451

-Chris

 

I use Motul RBF600 in my Integra. I can't attest to the quality or anything, but at the local motorcycle shop, it's 12 bucks a bottle.

 

Castrol SRF

 

motul 600....only fluid i haven't boiled!

 

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You must not be braking hard enough. Just kidding Chad.

 

Ford.

 

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Ate Superblue in the civic (when i had it)
Motul RBF600 for the 240

 

ATE super blue now.

befor i just used DOT 3.

 

Motul rbf600

 

ATE SuperBlue/Type 200... haven't needed to use RBF600 in this car yet.

 

- Valvoline Synthetic
- ATE
- Motul RBF600


- depending on what the car's used for.

 

Valvolene SynPower (DOT 4+)... cheap, readily available, and works well on the road course for me.

 

Ford, too. I've NEVER had trouble with it, in a variety of cars. I must be a big brake puss, huh?

K

 

ATE Super Blue or Gold

 

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Naw, you're probably just underpowered.

 

Valvoline SynPower for auto-x and year-round daily driving. Andie@Cobalt recommended it but told me to call back if I was having fade problems, that was 2 years ago and the brakes have been fine.

 

RBF600
Valvo Synth

 

I use Motul RBF 600 also.. I have never had any problems. I have gome over a year of racing without bleeding my brakes.

 

ATE Super Blue

 

AND LOVEING IT!

 

I run super blue and never had an issue in HPDE or the street... XP9s up front and autozoo pads in the rear.

 

Valvoline Synpower in all my cars; tow vehicle, both racecars, wife's cars, etc.

flush and change once a year in all. fresh bleed and top off every other weekend in the racecars.

Pep Boys carries it; 32 oz container is $5

 

ATE Super Blue