Subject	From what I've read, the ATE Super Blue does not
Posted by	GPA on April 28, 2008 at 11:51 AM
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In Reply To	Just keep in mind posted by Turbodog (CT) on April 28, 2008 at 11:20 AM
Message	absorb water rapidly. Here's the description of the ATE from IPP's site: ATE® Super Blue (DOT 4) has a dry boiling point of 536F and a wet boiling point of 396F. ATE Super Blue is compatible and will mix with most DOT3, DOT4, or DOT 5.1 Fluids. This top-of-the-line product lies 20 °C over the DOT 5.1 standard and surpasses this standard in nearly all the other requirements as well. This means that cars can go without a brake fluid change for up to 3 years while products with a lower wet boiling point have to be replaced considerably more often (e.g. DOT 3 products should be replaced annually). The Motul RBF 600 seems to require frequent replacement, which is why I chose to steer clear of this fluid. Am I missing something?
Follow Ups	ATE Super Blue fluid okay for Clutch? - GPA 10:32:15 04/28/08 Yes it's fine. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 10:33:38 04/28/08 good to know! thanks. (n/m) - RedSER13 11:15:19 04/28/08 Just keep in mind - Turbodog (CT) 11:20:17 04/28/08 2nd. I use off the shelf Valvoline Dot 4 for clutch. (n/m) - Guapo 11:30:38 04/28/08 From what I've read, the ATE Super Blue does not - GPA 11:51:35 04/28/08 It's never given me any issues in my clutch system. - dogpile 12:03:49 04/28/08 Yep, did it last night... - BradZ (FL) 12:12:14 04/28/08 So I get no crack at parts? Guess that's better anyway - dogpile 19:54:32 04/28/08 It's fine. Good stuff and does NOT require frequent changes - doug8867 14:10:02 04/28/08
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