damian

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Strickly German (http://www.strictly-german.com) has a good price on Ate Super Blue Racing brake fluid if anyone needs some.

$9.95 for super blue or the type 200


http://www.strictly-german.com/motor...?idproduct=498

I ordered 1 litre or the super blue and 1 liter of the TYP 200 (gold color) for a future change. It was at my door in a few days.

911GT2

Sweeeet man. Thanks for the info.

whitet777

I bought mine at www.ogracing.com a couple weeks ago for $7.25/liter, but looks like it is $9.95 now. I was very happy with their service.

0110-M-P

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I am running that fluid and love it. Great to know a new place to buy it.

xstacy7

any advantages with going with this fluid?

artowar2

I know that the Porsche folks seem to love it. One advantage is that if you alternate blue & gold (like Damian), then when you bleed your system, you can tell when the old fluid is out by the color change.

damian

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yep, what artowar2 said...and it has very good dry/wet boiling point along with having a decent resistence to moisture absorbtion

maxcooper

http://www.MotiveProducts.com has it for $9.95 also. They are the makers of the wonderful PowerBleeder product.

-Max

damian

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hmm, cool bleeding tool max, if i didnt have speedbleeders on i would definetly buy that thing :-)

rceron

Out of curiosity why would one choose ATE over Motul 600? I believe Motul RBF is fully synthetic and you mentioned that ATE is not synthetic...what are the positives/negatives? On the downside Motul is about $12.95 a bottle but it has worked flawlessly for me on the track.

BTW, the ability to change fluid color does seem very convenient for bleeding the brakes.


http://www.motorspot.com/rbf600.html