Dr. Gräfenberg

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Now what kind of brake fluid should I use, with SS lines and Pagid BLUE. Need advice from the AUDI Maniacs.<ul><li><a href="http://www.stoptech.com">http://www.stoptech.com</a</li></ul>

cuatrokoop

Motul 600, Castrol SRF, Valvoline _____, Ford HD (truck) DOT4, ATE SuperBlue, etc.

I know that Motul lists that you CANNOT use it with any other brake fluid, which means a complete flush and refill then bleed. Not sure if SRF is the same way, can't remember. The Valvoline and Ford stuff should be able to be mixed with others. Same for the ATE I think.

QCRAZY

...and Pentosin Racing Fluid. Good stats...going to try it this year.

ryoung

perhaps you were thinking of AP600?

Motul Specs are available <A HREF="http://www.motul.com/uk/produits/index.html">Here</a>, go to Specific Products - Brake Fluid.<ul><li><a href="http://www57.pair.com/lane/bfluid.htm">Brake Fluid Comparison</a></li></ul>

QCRAZY

No pentosin brake fluid!

DougR

Actually, it's nice on the street too, but a little expensive. I vaguely remember reading something about it absorbing water quicker than some other fluids though -- indicating more frequent change intervals....I might be off-base on that though.

I had good luck with Valvoline SynPower on the street, and it's cheap. I don't like it at all on the track.

Dr. Gräfenberg

I heard that too... Its the DOT reading 5.1. I heard that 4.0 is good for very aggressive street and autocross.

A400

But REALLY good stuff. If you boil this stuff you are using a LOT of brake on a very heavy car.
Rod

MikTip

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Dr. Gräfenberg

Ever see one of the 90's with a 2.7T bi-turbo in it.