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Originally Posted by manxman
DOt 4 is silicone oil, used in race cars and all aircraft brakes because of high heat tolerance. Also, it does not absorb water from the air as DOT 3 fluid does. The suspended water causes rusting of brake components, and is the reason why complete brake fluid change is recommended every two years by automotive techs. I don't know why the warning is given about "on a temporary basis" but the following may have something to do with it---
On some U.S.-made vehicles, DOT 4 fluid can cause problems with ABS systems, and is not recommended at all.
Here is an alternative to both DOT 3 & 4:
Brake Fluid » Brake Fluid » ATE » ATE Super Blue
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cool. would you run super blue in the fit? in my other car, rbf600 is the preferred fluid so i have no experience w/ super blue. BTW, any brake pad/shoe recommendations?