UPDATE from Motul (translated)...
" Yes certain brake fluids can cause compatibility problems with aluminium/magnesium alloys.
Generally speaking our entire line of brake fluid products, DOT 3, DOT 4, DOT 5.1 and RBF 600 are compatible with aluminium/magnesium alloys. The RBF 600 an cause compatibility problems with alloys made of <b>high</b> contents of magnesium, read almost pure Mg.
To summarize, on OEM brake systems, all Motul brake fluids, including the RBF 600 are compatible. Certain Audi A3s came equipped with brake callipers made of magnesium alloy and Audi recommended using DOT 4 and we recommended, Motul DOT 4 or 5.1 for daily use.
On <b>special competition parts</b> be careful and try to find out what alloys are used in those parts. If in doubt use Motul 5.1 instead of the RBF 600."
The end.
One more thing I forgot to mention in the translation.
All Porsche brakes systems are safe to be used with the RBF 600. Since the Porsche one piece aluminium monoblock calipers are built by Brembo, one would think that the Brembo calipers are also safe to be used with the RBF 600 brake fluid.
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