View Poll Results: ATE Super Blue vs. Motul RBF600

ATE Super Blue

40.00%

Motul RBF600

60.00%

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ATE Super Blue vs. Motul RBF600

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12-11-2002 | 01:19 PM

Deznuts05

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ATE Super Blue vs. Motul RBF600

What would you chose?
Why?
And What are your pinions?

12-11-2002 | 03:57 PM

IdriveaWRXwagon

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havent tried the Motul but im running with the ATE super blue. Huge difference with SS lines on stock pads and rotors, i can just imagine how it would feel with sloted rotors and better pads. Ive ran this on the track but it wasnt bled properly. Did well though there was little brake fade.

12-11-2002 | 04:04 PM

ImprezaRSDriver

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This is a hard one because both are really good brake fluids to use. I use both the Motul and the ATE fluids. I try and use Motul on a regular basisd but it is something that is harder for me to get. ATE is much more accessible to me so I use that when I cannot get my hands on Motul. From my feeling, they are both really good. You definitely cannot go wrong with either one.

12-11-2002 | 10:24 PM

BongMan

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I voted for super blue because it's easier to see the difference between blue and amber.

12-12-2002 | 10:25 AM

Deznuts05

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I guess I can go back and forth.... isn't I'm still running the oem stuff I'll go blue and then next year go amber

12-12-2002 | 11:59 AM

Jackffr1846

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I do exactly the same thing as ImprezaRSdriver. I prefer Motul because I have boiled brake fluid in the past. It's just much harder finding it and I tend to wait till the last minute and then order some super blue from HMS Motorsport, who's local to me. I should probably go look for a dozen bottles of Motul right now to prevent this next year.....especially since I'll be running 2 different cars on the track.

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12-13-2002 | 07:19 AM

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I don't see how hard or why you guys say that either one is more expensive... both and be found on the internet for 7.99 and then do shipping... say $24.00 shipped for 2 lts.
???

12-13-2002 | 09:12 AM

ImprezaRSDriver

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I prefer to buy the stuff from local shops because that way if anything ever happens to the package or anything, you do not want to be the one with the bottle of broken fluid. Plus, sometimes the local shops can be cheaper than some of the online places. Also when you think of it, it is just less of a hassle at most times to just buy it locally.