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Originally Posted by dp1
I meant the Castrol SRF ( http://www.castrol.com/castrol/secti...tentId=7040556) you can buy from Amazon today.
Description: "Castrol SRF Brake Fluid is a DOT 4 brake fluid suitable for all disc and drum brake systems except those prescribed for mineral oil. Castrol SRF is a high-performance product. Castrol SRF Brake Fluid's unique silicon ester technology absorbs less water than conventional glycol ether fluids and prevents the fluid's high temperature performance from deteriorating. Its wet boiling point of 270°C (518°F) is vastly superior to the minimum requirement of 155°C demanded by the current US DOT 4 specification. Its ability to withstand temperatures in excess of 300°C and superior resistance to the effects of absorbed water have established Castrol SRF Brake Fluid as the world's premier fluid for the hydraulic brakes used in all forms of motorsport and racing. 1 Liter Bottle."
Would you agree that this is one of the best and longest lasting brake fluids out there for our cars on track? Thanks |
Disagree.
"excess of 300°C" is less than the 335°C of G-Four.
RBF600 is in "excess of 300°C".
It's one of those products that is just using the name associated with the DOT5 SRF.