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Hi all, i did search this a little on this forum with no success.....I see that A LOT of racers/street riders use Motul RBF600 for brake fluid. My question is, has anyone used Motul's Racing RBF660 brake fluid? As far as I can see with a quick google search, the only difference is that it has a higher boiling point compaired to rbf600 (rbf660: 617F / rbf600: 594F). Both brake fluids are dot4.
I purchased a bottle from my local performance shop and am going to do a brake fluid flush in the front and rear soon. This performance shop use's RBF660 on all there high performance cars (500+whp) and RBF600 on everything else.
If anyone has used this fluid before, is there anything positive, or negative you would say about it? I get a great deal on motul products through this shop (i am very good friends with the owner) so the price of rbf660 isnt a problem, becuase i know its overly expensive for brake fluid. I actualy paid abouit the same amount most people pay for rbf600 . I also picked up motuls chain lube, and 300v. This will be the first time i will be trying there chain lube as well...
I purchased a bottle from my local performance shop and am going to do a brake fluid flush in the front and rear soon. This performance shop use's RBF660 on all there high performance cars (500+whp) and RBF600 on everything else.
If anyone has used this fluid before, is there anything positive, or negative you would say about it? I get a great deal on motul products through this shop (i am very good friends with the owner) so the price of rbf660 isnt a problem, becuase i know its overly expensive for brake fluid. I actualy paid abouit the same amount most people pay for rbf600 . I also picked up motuls chain lube, and 300v. This will be the first time i will be trying there chain lube as well...