brake fluid, what type?
i was looking up the ate super blue, looks and sounds great, but I was reading... is it safe for daily driving as well? Oh yeah, any suggestions on places where to purchase this stuff for cheap? Cheapest I found was 9.95 a liter without shipping. thanks again.
It's fine for daily driving. I got mine imported from a Porsche shop over on the East Coast, cost $30 or so a bottle after shipping, taxes, importation fees, etc (ouch!). But I think it's worth it.
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If you are driving on the street, and not going to the track, then there is no real "need" to use a high-performance/racing fluid.
I recommend you go to Pep Boys or Autozone and buy some VALVOLINE SYNPOWER, which is a Dot3/Dot4 spec fluid...this is all you'll need for street use. If you don't boil your fluid, there is no need to a fluid with a higher boiling point. Sure, I can sell you all the Ate Super Blue or Typ200 you could want, but in the end, I'd rather not have you "waste" your money.
JMO... -Andie
I recommend you go to Pep Boys or Autozone and buy some VALVOLINE SYNPOWER, which is a Dot3/Dot4 spec fluid...this is all you'll need for street use. If you don't boil your fluid, there is no need to a fluid with a higher boiling point. Sure, I can sell you all the Ate Super Blue or Typ200 you could want, but in the end, I'd rather not have you "waste" your money.
JMO... -Andie
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