Brake Fluid For Fast Road/Occasional Track

[KieranM]

It's time to get the car sorted for when the good weather eventually comes back so the brakes will be getting a full refresh.

I've currently got TTRS front brakes and will be fitting R32 rears. The car is usually driven pretty hard and will hopefully be doing a couple of track days this year.

I have absolutely no idea what brake fluid to use though. I was thinking about using ATE TYP200 (ATEs replacement for Super Blue) but was wondering if there is any better alternatives?

[rich83]

Motul RBF600.

Castrol SRF.

Check those out.

[Shoduchi]

What rich83 said.

I'm happy with the Motul RBF600. 

[KieranM]

Will have a look at them. Cheers.

How much is needed for a full flush including ABS pump?

[Paradox1]

CAstrol is well expensive think its like 46quid for 500ml

Motul RBF 660 and ATE 200 are well recommended too

[Shoduchi]

Will have a look at them. Cheers.

How much is needed for a full flush including ABS pump?

2L for sure.

The Motul RBF660 is a bit better than the RBF600 but I don't think it justifies the price difference if you don't have an hardcore use of the brakes.

[leebes]

Millers Racing Brake Fluid 300+

About £15 per 500ml 

[Burbs22]

I was going to say millers have just released a high performance brake fluid... don't know if it is any good but they have certainly done a good job with their oil hopefully they have done a good job with this too.

Would be good to hear if somebody has any opinions.

Personally I am using just the OE fluid at the moment and I do a few track days a year and put fresh fluid in every time and I don't get any trouble with it really but I am looking to see if I can further improve the brakes with some better fluid so will be interesting to hear what people say

[FJ1000]

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