Which ATE brake fluid?
#1
Which ATE brake fluid?
Hi,
I am going to flush my brake fluid soon and decided to use ATE. Now there are 5 different types of brake fluid: http://www.ate-na.com/generator/www/...f_info_us.html
The SL6 has the lowest viscosity but I'm not sure what this really does.
Which one is recommended for the car?
I am going to flush my brake fluid soon and decided to use ATE. Now there are 5 different types of brake fluid: http://www.ate-na.com/generator/www/...f_info_us.html
The SL6 has the lowest viscosity but I'm not sure what this really does.
Which one is recommended for the car?
#2
a lot of the road course guys including myself use the ATE Blue. you can find it on sam stranos site: http://stranoparts.com/partdetails.p...=214&ModelID=5
absolutely no complaints from anyone as far as ive seen.
absolutely no complaints from anyone as far as ive seen.
#3
Hi,
I am going to flush my brake fluid soon and decided to use ATE. Now there are 5 different types of brake fluid: http://www.ate-na.com/generator/www/...f_info_us.html
The SL6 has the lowest viscosity but I'm not sure what this really does.
Which one is recommended for the car?
I am going to flush my brake fluid soon and decided to use ATE. Now there are 5 different types of brake fluid: http://www.ate-na.com/generator/www/...f_info_us.html
The SL6 has the lowest viscosity but I'm not sure what this really does.
Which one is recommended for the car?
BTW, any DOT 3 or 4 fluid will be "recommended" for the car. DON'T use DOT 5!!! It's silicon based and will ruin your system.
#6
One neat thing to try with the ATE fluids: buy one color, then when you need to bleed your brakes again, switch to the other color. You can tell when the old fluid is flushed out when the fluid changes color.
Some good alternatives to ATE include Motul RBF660 and StopTech STR600/STR660.
Get two liters. According to an earlier post I found here, it takes 1 1/2 liter to do a good flush on an S197.
Some good alternatives to ATE include Motul RBF660 and StopTech STR600/STR660.
Get two liters. According to an earlier post I found here, it takes 1 1/2 liter to do a good flush on an S197.
#7
I just flushed my entire system after adding SS lines. I used ATE Super Blue. Got it from Amazon.com with free shipping. I bought two cans but only needed one. I bled the brakes with the absolute best bleeder ever, Motive Power Bleeder. You can literally bleed out all your old fluid 4 corners in less than 30 minutes. The Super Blue fluid makes it easy too......you know when all the old crap is gone cause it turns blue. LOL
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