STeveD
09-05-2009, 04:40 PM
I will have 6 bottles of RBF600 for sale at $20 each. No other fluid that I've tried has the pedal feel of the Motul.
As some of you know, I COOKED my calipers. The temperature witness stickers went over 260 deg C (500 deg F) and the Motul fluid wasn't any darker than when I put it in. There was NO Sponginess whatsoever.
Have a look at what happened to the nice gold Brembo paint from the heat... now that's a brake fluid!
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High res:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8Mck7kXwwE
(Youtube seems to be having trouble with the audio. Check back after a while, but you can still see the nice chocolate caliper colour.)
As some of you know, I COOKED my calipers. The temperature witness stickers went over 260 deg C (500 deg F) and the Motul fluid wasn't any darker than when I put it in. There was NO Sponginess whatsoever.
Have a look at what happened to the nice gold Brembo paint from the heat... now that's a brake fluid!
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High res:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8Mck7kXwwE
(Youtube seems to be having trouble with the audio. Check back after a while, but you can still see the nice chocolate caliper colour.)