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Old 08-18-2013, 07:17 AM   #1
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a) ATE already makes a gold colored equivalent to their blue fluid.

b) 15 years ago the ATE fluid made sense to use, but now there are a handful of better brake fluids available that don't break the bank.
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a) ATE already makes a gold colored equivalent to their blue fluid.

b) 15 years ago the ATE fluid made sense to use, but now there are a handful of better brake fluids available that don't break the bank.
There are better, but they still break the bank..... i.e. Motul RBF600....
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