brake fluid
. In that case, there is a amber equivalent of Super Blue, but I can't remember the name at the moment. If you open track the car several times a year, then look at SB or Motul.
If you are serious, hit tracks often and don't want to worry about bleeding your brakes, Castrol SRF. I'm still running the same fluid after 2 years of racing. It's wet BP is higher than most fluid's dry.
. In that case, there is a amber equivalent of Super Blue, but I can't remember the name at the moment.who makes ATE super blue? and what is its wet/dry BP?
If you open track the car several times a year, then look at SB or Motul.
If you are serious, hit tracks often and don't want to worry about bleeding your brakes, Castrol SRF. I'm still running the same fluid after 2 years of racing. It's wet BP is higher than most fluid's dry.
where can i buy the ATE?
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Sam Strano is one that I know for sure that has it (I've bought it from him). It may not be listed on his website, but call him.
I don't know about you, but I'd rather buy from a Sponsor.
Sam Strano is one that I know for sure that has it (I've bought it from him). It may not be listed on his website, but call him.
I don't know about you, but I'd rather buy from a Sponsor.
ya i rather buy from a sponsor, i'll have to give sam a call




