By Chris Tropea May 29, 2023
Why is it so important to regularly change your brake fluid, especially for a car that’s tracked often?
We’ll tell you–and we’ll even show how to test the brake fluid currently in your car plus what you should replace it with for track duty.
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Awesome info about the most neglected fluid in most cars!
Outstanding!! Yep, when I get a car that has any chance of seeing the track, the first thing done is brake fluid flush.
As AnthonyGS said, most neglected fluid in a car outside of the synthetic blinker fluid.
SRF or GTFO
I change mine once a year in all the track cars...and my cars see a LOT of track time.
Back in my pro racing engineer days, it's all we used under the Realtime tent.
One of the least hygroscopic fluids out there.
In reply to Andy Hollis :
what about typ200 if you are poor?
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Awesome info about the most neglected fluid in most cars!
3/21/23 7:08 a.m.
Outstanding!! Yep, when I get a car that has any chance of seeing the track, the first thing done is brake fluid flush.
As AnthonyGS said, most neglected fluid in a car outside of the synthetic blinker fluid.
3/21/23 8:10 a.m.
SRF or GTFO
I change mine once a year in all the track cars...and my cars see a LOT of track time.
Back in my pro racing engineer days, it's all we used under the Realtime tent.
One of the least hygroscopic fluids out there.
3/21/23 8:16 a.m.
In reply to Andy Hollis :
what about typ200 if you are poor?
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