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Rusty 07-22-2021 08:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Tractionless (Post 4003785)
Gotcha. Using SRF on the street due to the inherent nature of the Motul to absorb water. Used Motul on road racing motorcycles and noticed a mushy lever feel so I switched to ATE blue which never had an issue. Had to bleed the hell outta Motul during normal use. That was over 6 years ago. What has ATE changed since, other than no longer using blue color?
When I was still doing trackdays with a bike. They had 2 colors. Amber and blue so the you could tell the difference when flushing a system. Then all of a sudden you couldn't get it anymore. When they started to import it again. They had to change to one color only and changed some of the properties in it to meet US standards or some other BS at that time from what I can remember.

Tractionless 07-22-2021 08:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 4003793)
When I was still doing trackdays with a bike. They had 2 colors. Amber and blue so the you could tell the difference when flushing a system. Then all of a sudden you couldn't get it anymore. When they started to import it again. They had to change to one color only and changed some of the properties in it to meet US standards or some other BS at that time from what I can remember.
10-4 same here and the stuff was great. I didn't realize when they ditched the blue they changed the formulation as well. Thanks! :tiphat:

Hotrodz 07-22-2021 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Tractionless (Post 4003789)
I respect that you change yearly with track use, cheap peace of mind!

Have you ever tested the fluid prior to flushing? If so I'm curious to the water %.



I use test strips and an electronic tester to determine when a flush is needed for my street car. Do the same for coolant. No reason to change either if they're still within the proper parameters.
I have not, but I am going to check it out!

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