Jfrahm

If you think you need ATE Super Blue in a street car you should quit riding the brakes.

Chris White

I guess that means you think street cars should use WalMart brand oil too...

reno808

I have been using it with no problems. Shops use it all the time as well. Thats how i got introduced to it

supes6

same here.. I started using it because my local P-shop recommended it.

Jfrahm - with that kind of logic, you could say that anyone driving a Porsche on the street needs to stop breaking the speed limit..

As I mentioned yesterday, I finally got around to bleeding my clutch and took it for a spin today. After a good 20 minutes of driving, the pedal is still smooth as silk, and it appears my "notchy" pedal feel has disappeared. Looks like I just saved myself 3 days of work and $1000 worth of parts!

Jfrahm

No I just think that the extra high boiling point of Super Blue is not needed on the street, I cannot imagine hitting that temp unless you badly mismanage the brakes. Valvoline Synthetic or Castol LMA is fine for street cars, much cheaper too.

DanR

used to use ATE blue no issues but changed to castrol SRF... still no issue

951_RS

I'm pretty sure the point of a high boiling point is so that you do not reach it...
I've used ATE for about 7 years myself with no problems. In vw's and my 944.