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Old 08-03-2017, 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted by kgf3076
Both my S2k's use this. Great stuff and it's DOT4.
Notice any issues with ABS in your CR?
Old 08-03-2017, 06:29 PM
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Motul RBF600 or RBF660, full synthetic with higher temp extremes and non hydroscopic.
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Originally Posted by Driveaholic
Notice any issues with ABS in your CR?
CR = cash register ??
Old 08-03-2017, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Driveaholic
Notice any issues with ABS in your CR?
This

ATE 706402 Original SL.6 DOT 4 Brake Fluid

is designed to work faster in ABS. I do not track my 2009.


The SL6 is a low viscosity fluid designed especially for cars with electronic brake systems whereas the Type 200 is a high performance fluid that replaces regular DOT 4 applications.
SL6 Specs are as follows:
Dry Boiling Point: 265 deg. C (509 deg. F). Wet Boiling Point: 170 deg. C (338 deg. F).
DOT 4 Type 200 specs are as follows:
Dry Boiling Point: 280 deg. C (536 deg. F). Wet Boiling Point: 198 deg. C (388 deg. F).
Old 08-04-2017, 04:48 AM
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Originally Posted by cosmomiller
ThisATE 706402 Original SL.6 DOT 4 Brake Fluid

is designed to work faster in ABS. I do not track my 2009.


The SL6 is a low viscosity fluid designed especially for cars with electronic brake systems whereas the Type 200 is a high performance fluid that replaces regular DOT 4 applications.
SL6 Specs are as follows:
Dry Boiling Point: 265 deg. C (509 deg. F). Wet Boiling Point: 170 deg. C (338 deg. F).
DOT 4 Type 200 specs are as follows:
Dry Boiling Point: 280 deg. C (536 deg. F). Wet Boiling Point: 198 deg. C (388 deg. F).
Thanks gain!
After seeing your first post I found those specs and will probably order the SL.6. The temperature ratings are close to the Typ 200 and it is designed for use with ABS.
I will not be able to put it to the test until next year when I hope to be back to the Dragon and possibly a couple track days.
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Originally Posted by Driveaholic
Notice any issues with ABS in your CR?
None Bob. I use it in both the AP-1 and the CR.
Old 08-04-2017, 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by kgf3076
none bob. I use it in both the ap-1 and the cr.
Thanks Ken
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Originally Posted by S1997
I use Motul 660..
Same for Stiletto and have had no problems at track days after I switch to it.
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