Did you know a different brand of brake fluid will change performance?

[cali yaris]

I've used ATE for quite a while, never found anything better. Very hard to boil it at the track, too. Good stuff.

[UberSilver]

Originally Posted by cali yaris

I've used ATE for quite a while, never found anything better. Very hard to boil it at the track, too. Good stuff.

I've seen it for years at the Volvo shops, but they charge like $25. per liter.

While the Castrol is $7. per quart, I just never though I'd notice any difference on the street, as I was under the impression that the only difference was boiling point. learn something everyday.

[hw6515]

Originally Posted by cali yaris

I've used ATE for quite a while, never found anything better. Very hard to boil it at the track, too. Good stuff.

Never been happy with the brands I tried, with this endorsement now I must have it :)

Is this the one?

http://www.amazon.com/ATE-706302-Ori...I37CQPQHACPZII

[UberSilver]

Originally Posted by hw6515

Never been happy with the brands I tried, with this endorsement now I must have it :)

Is this the one?

http://www.amazon.com/ATE-706302-Ori...I37CQPQHACPZII

Yep, but tire rack sells it for $15. If you buy the blue and the clear(ATE200), this will aid in the flush, as you can go back in forth between colors every 1~2 years. I just ordered a couple of more cans from TR, cost was $39.07 shipped.

[hw6515]

Originally Posted by UberSilver

Yep, but tire rack sells it for $15. If you buy the blue and the clear(ATE200), this will aid in the flush, as you can go back in forth between colors every 1~2 years. I just ordered a couple of more cans from TR, cost was $39.07 shipped.

Thanks, will give it a try this weekend.

For me with shipping for 2 cans Amazon still a good choice price wise.