RACING BRAKE FLUID 600

Description

RACING BRAKE FLUID is a premium full synthetic, non silicone, Super Dot 4 Plus brake fluid for superior performance in severe braking conditions.

APPLICATION

RACING BRAKE FLUID is designed for use in hydraulic brake and clutch systems in all types of competition – cars, trucks, motorcycles, go-karts and other racing vehicles involved in all forms of competition including rally and circuit racing. It is also ideal for high performance on and off-road vehicles requiring the ultimate high temperature brake and clutch fluid.

RACING BRAKE FLUID has been competition proven and tested in Australian conditions in many forms of motorsport including V8 Supercars, Production Cars, GT Race Cars, Open Wheelers, Motor Cross, Drag Racing, Drifting and Go Karting where maximum performance and reliability is required from the fluid.

RACING BRAKE FLUID is the ultimate Super Dot 4 Plus high temperature brake fluid with a 316° C / 600° F boiling point.

USAGE INFORMATION

For best results the following change intervals are recommended

• On-Road Use -12 months
• Club Racing – 6 months
• Extreme service competition after each meeting

NOTE

• Do not mix with DOT 3 or silicone DOT 5 fluids.
• Do not use in brake cylinders & reservoirs with a high percentage content of Magnesium.
• Do not use in conjunction with silicone type assembly compounds.

BENEFITS

• Excellent braking response due to high boiling point of fluid (600°F).
• High wet boiling point ensures long term retention of fluid performance.
• Better performance for life of fluid compared to Super DOT 4 fluids.
• Compatible with all common brake system materials
• Compatible with DOT 5.1 (low temperature, non-silicone type)

SPECIFICATIONS

PRODUCT PERFORMANCE LEVELS

• AS 1960.1- 2005
• DOT 4
• SAE J1704
• SUPER DOT 4
• SUPER DOT 4 PLUS
• US FMVSS No 116 Super DOT 4

TYPICAL DATA

Colour	Amber
Density at 20°C, kg/L	1.069
Viscosity, Kinematic, cSt at -40°C	1650
Viscosity, Kinematic, cSt at 100°C	2.60
Equilibrium Reflux Boiling Point (wet), (typical)	198°C (389°F)
Equilibrium Reflux Boiling Point (dry), (typical)	315°C (600°F)