Brake Fluid, whats everyone running?
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i havent been on the forum long but i think that's a first.
just run some good dot-3. i use valvoline 601458. if you want really good stuff, there's castrol SRF, but that ****'s expensive
just run some good dot-3. i use valvoline 601458. if you want really good stuff, there's castrol SRF, but that ****'s expensive
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If you are going to do any heavy towing make sure to use a Dot 4 fluid, its not a bad idea to use Dot 4 anyway.
For most conditions you can use Wagner, Valvoline, etc brands. What you are most interested is the wet and dry boiling points, the harder you use the brakes, the higher these points need to be.
For most conditions you can use Wagner, Valvoline, etc brands. What you are most interested is the wet and dry boiling points, the harder you use the brakes, the higher these points need to be.
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