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For the Motul, I replaced mine on my other cars about every 6months. You should prob do it in smaller increments seeing as though it's a huge difference on the

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Old 10-27-2010, 02:17 PM   #1 (permalink)
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For the Motul, I replaced mine on my other cars about every 6months. You should prob do it in smaller increments seeing as though it's a huge difference on the track everytime I flush the system.

Now I use Neo sythetic brake fluid, which lasts prob half as long, but I still replace every 6months. LOL.
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I use AP Racing DOT 5.1. It is compatible with ABS, etc. Stillen sells it for about $14 a pint. Three pints are enough for flush and fill. The dry and wet boiling points are way higher than the stock DOT 3. I also changed the brake lines to Goodridge SS. That way the brake fluid will stay drier.
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