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Old 03-25-2019, 10:57 AM
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Default Factory break fluid on gt3?

Do they use high boiling point fluid from the factory for pccb? I always use motul 660 but i will be rushed to change it in 1 week.

so stock pads and fluid.. i’ll probably drive at 5/10ths but being shy with the brakes worries me
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I've used factory fill with PCCBs on track without a problem. In my case it was 2 weekends and the fluid was less than 12 mo. old. I flushed it after the second weekend.
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Originally Posted by Alan C.
I've used factory fill with PCCBs on track without a problem. In my case it was 2 weekends and the fluid was less than 12 mo. old. I flushed it after the second weekend.
and factory pads too?

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Yes, factory pads.
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Originally Posted by victorc31

Do they use high boiling point fluid from the factory for pccb? I always use motul 660 but i will be rushed to change it in 1 week.

so stock pads and fluid.. i’ll probably drive at 5/10ths but being shy with the brakes worries me
Factory fluid is not especially high performance, but you can drive much harder than 5/10 before you find its limits.
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10000 km, 3 trackdays... Oem fluid and pads worked flawlessly
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I use Motul fluid. I think OE fluid is probably fine but I don’t mess with brakes or steering on the track.
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Factory brake fluid is about the same temperature rating as ATE Gold / Blue. Not quite as high as RBF600/660.
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