Thread: Brake Fluid And Brake Lines
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Old Dec 22, 2008 | 03:48 PM
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Default Re: Brake Fluid And Brake Lines
Originally Posted by sonoronos
Holy crap. That Castrol is crazy expensive.

Umm...I'll throw in the vote for uhh....average 260 degree brake fluid!! You should save that Castrol for the night before the next track day and bleed with 260 degree brake fluid until then, ouch!
If you consider the cost of repairs if your brakes fail @ 125+ MPH after a few trips down the track; then $80 is cheap for the best brake fluid. That being said I'm happy with ATE Super Blue and the Goodridge brake lines. I still have a can and a 1/2 left.

As much as I like the Rotex pads, on aggressive days they do begin to fade.... So I'll go with the R-4 or R4-E Porterfield performance brake pads next time out and just get used to cleaning the wheels more often.....Actually - I still have the OEM pads with less then 1,000 miles of use.....
 
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