Lvt19672

Can I use ate super blue brake fluid for street use or should I stick with factory Porsche fluid, I never track my car.

Edgy01

Stick to factory. I hear reports of the blue staining the reservoir--making subsequent service harder to do.

gla

I alternate ATE Super Blue and the Gold. Makes seeing the new fluid very easy. I have not noticed the staining to have any negative effect or in any way making it more difficult.

alexb76

Motul if you track, OEM if you don't.

Hatzenbach

You can use both, however Super Blue only makes sense if you track the car

rcg412

There is no staining. There is super ate gold, same thing, not in blue

Spokane5150

Alternate between blue and gold when bleeding your brakes every year.

Lvt19672

How many quarts does it take to bleed the brakes?

Yet anothercrisis

Does blue stain or not?

djantlive

No staining here. Ate is good. So is Porsche fluid too

cvtbenhogan

Used ate blue in my bmw. Seems like good stuff.

The blue has stained my bleeder's catch bottle and drain line some. I reckon the gold fluid should be visible enough thru the drain line. Will see for sure next time.

Quadcammer

ate200 is superblue without the silly blue dye.

its perfectly fine for every day use. Serious track work may require higher boiling points.

Hatzenbach

You should be OK with one quart.
The trick is to know when to stop (a.k.a. when the old fluid is out). That's why the trick is to alternate between blue and gold.

Here's the sequence:
Right rear first, then left rear, then right front, then left front.
At each caliper: inner nipple first, then outer nipple

Lvt19672

How is pentosin brake fluid?

TT Surgeon

I've used super blue for years, no staining at all.