Which Brake Fluid are you running and why?

[David88vert]

ATE Super Blue: 593°F dry & 420° wet boiling points

I'm running the ATE in my RX7 right now, but I haven't put it on the track, and only a limited amount in the mtns, so I didn't want to recommend it yet. I have had zero issues with it so far, and it seem so be very similar to the Motul so far.

One BIG advantage it has is that it is blue. If you alternate brake fluids, you can easily see when you have fresh fluid (when you bleed).

speedminded, have you used the fluid on the track? how well did it hold up?

[speedminded]

I'm running the ATE in my RX7 right now, but I haven't put it on the track, and only a limited amount in the mtns, so I didn't want to recommend it yet. I have had zero issues with it so far, and it seem so be very similar to the Motul so far.

One BIG advantage it has is that it is blue. If you alternate brake fluids, you can easily see when you have fresh fluid (when you bleed).

speedminded, have you used the fluid on the track? how well did it hold up?

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"We've run 13 hour endurance races reaching speeds in excess of 145 mph every lap using Super Blue without problems."