Brake fluids are compared by different characteristics and when you are doing research you have to read each data sheet to compare them. I did a lot of research and I wrote all the data that I collected in one convenient table to make it easy to compare for anybody else interested in the subject. Here is the link:



What do you think?

 

did it really need a graph when most bottles of brake fluid list the boiling point and wet boiling point on its feature list?

1st post too....hmmm, click bait to shamelessly promote your blog?

 

I'll go ahead and help the folks at home by uploading your graph to a free hosting site, so that people can see it without clicking your blog

 

Thanks Justin! Updated the OP with the graph...

 

Personally I was always a fan of Super Blue for small track days in the past (never put the AT TL on the track though, lol!) since I never needed more than that and it's readily available for decently cheap.
In the TL whatever is cheap, really. For all I care it could be thick used canola oil.

Anyway, click bait yeah.

 

That sucker spreads his spam all over the net.. Might as well delete this useless thread.

 

Justn, on the other hand, spreads his crabs all over the Houston metro area..

 

I use power steering fluid.

 

I have no shame