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Ok, i'm puting on the new brake lines.. stainless steal ones..
And i'm currious which brake fluid you guys are recomending? I saw valvoline synthetic dot3 but someone said that i should be ok with dot 4 as its an upgrade and better.. What do you guys suggest.. i just emptied the whole system out do i need to wash it down with something like brake cleaner ? -E |
DOT4 just has a higher boiling point. I'm sure there is more to it than just the higher temp though. I would go DOT4 just cause thats what i usally use. When you toss the new brake fuild in there and bleed it, the old crap (if any left in there) should come out. Good luck.
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Yeah Enes get DOT4 just because that is what Iceman of all people use! He is right though, 4 is better than 3 since it does have a higher boiling-point. It would probably be a good idea to get a nice high quality fluid such as Ford Blue or Motul since they will perform much better when you are really working the brakes.
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motul RBF 600 dot 4 racing brake fluid
Typical dry boling point 594 degree f ( 312 degree c) Typical wet boiling point 421 degree f ( 216 degree c) that is what is in the stealth currently. most dot 3 fluid breaks down like this: Typical dry boling point 501 degree f ( 205 degree c) Typical wet boiling point 284 degree f ( 140 degree c) and the average dot 4 'racing fluid' is: Typical dry boling point 446 degree f ( 230 degree c) Typical wet boiling point 311 degree f ( 155 degree c) ford heavy duty fluid is 550 dry, 290 wet, degree f boiling points. also dot 4 fluid has a better viscosity. :bowdown: and hughes stfu, tired of your banter :stick: j/k |
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