mpryan

I found this the other day while searching for some info on brake fluid. I found it pretty interesting so I thought I'd pass it on here.
Cheers. Mike

https://www.lelandwest.com/brake-flu...ison-chart.cfm

waddisme

Way better than this old one I used to post:

BRAKE FLUID COMPARISON CHART
Brand Wet Boiling Point Dry Boiling Point
Ferodo 1/2L 399*F 626*F $39.99
Castrol SRF L 518°F 590°F $68.95
ProSpeed 683 1/2L 439*F 683*F $39.99 MTI
Motul RBF600 1/2L 420°F 593°F $14.95
Motul RBF660 1/2L 401*F 617*F $28.95
AP-600 1/2L 410°F 572°F $19.95
ATE-Super Blue L 392°F 536°F $15.99
Valvoline 333°F 513°F
Castrol LMA 311°F 446°F
Ford HD 290°F 550°F
Wilwood 570 284°F 570°F
PFC-Z rated 284°F 550°F
AP-550 284°F 550°F
PFC 660 1/2L 383°F 617°F $39.95

Haven't updated in a couple of years.

0Todd TCE

Here's a bit more up to date list.

BRAKE FLUID FOR DUMMIES

Reggie Dunlop

Linky no worky

0Todd TCE

Fixed. Sorry was trying to do it on my tablet.

808EB03Z06

What does it mean by wet and dry?

mpryan

If you scroll down from the chart there is a good explanation there. At least a better one than I could type out here.

insertclevername

Motul 600 is the best affordable street/track fluid. The higher the wet boiling point the better after the fluid accumulates moisture over time.

If you flush brake fluid religiously, then go for something with the highest dry boiling point you can afford, for track duty.

808EB03Z06

That makes sense. Couldn't open the page at work. Stupid government computers.