Brake Fluids - Motul 660 vs Gulf 1000
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Never seen or heard of Gulf1000. I used Motul 660 and it was great. I switched to ProSpeed 683 late last year and it is really good to...maybe even better due zero boil issues and Prospeed is supposed to be great for the rubber seals too. No need for Castrol SRF in my opinion unless you just have money to burn and that's what you want.
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Never seen or heard of Gulf1000. I used Motul 660 and it was great. I switched to ProSpeed 683 late last year and it is really good to...maybe even better due zero boil issues and Prospeed is supposed to be great for the rubber seals too. No need for Castrol SRF in my opinion unless you just have money to burn and that's what you want.
683 is $30-40 for 500ml
SRF is $70 for 1L
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Here's a link for the Gulf stuff:
http://www.speedmerchants.com/produc...ke-fluid-500ml
I've been using this Endless stuff (997 Cup factory fill) in my 73 911 and Mitsubishi Evo 9 with excellent results:
http://www.endless-brake.info/brake-...er-brake-fluid
http://www.speedmerchants.com/produc...ke-fluid-500ml
I've been using this Endless stuff (997 Cup factory fill) in my 73 911 and Mitsubishi Evo 9 with excellent results:
http://www.endless-brake.info/brake-...er-brake-fluid
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buy 683 from Clark at Apex Performance.....I just like 683. If I decide I don't like the price I'll go back to Motul 660...it worked just as good.
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Derek, Gulf 1000 is available at Lauzon and Perry Auto locally. I use it and it works fine. So did Motul 660 mind you.
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Gulf 1000 and Motul RBF660 are exactly the same brake fluid. They are both produced/private labeled by Orthene Chemical in the UK. Both are what I would consider to be mid-quality brake fluids.
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Here's a link for the Gulf stuff:
http://www.speedmerchants.com/produc...ke-fluid-500ml
I've been using this Endless stuff (997 Cup factory fill) in my 73 911 and Mitsubishi Evo 9 with excellent results:
http://www.endless-brake.info/brake-...er-brake-fluid
http://www.speedmerchants.com/produc...ke-fluid-500ml
I've been using this Endless stuff (997 Cup factory fill) in my 73 911 and Mitsubishi Evo 9 with excellent results:
http://www.endless-brake.info/brake-...er-brake-fluid
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Because it's a motorsports racing fluid, with DOT 5.1 based specifications, but not approved at any standard as far as I know. Like I said, it gives the best pedal feel and performance I've ever experienced from a brake fluid.
Last edited by Mvez; 01-07-2013 at 03:09 PM.
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Endless in the 2010 GT3. Seems to be very good pedal feel(hard) with no fade at all. After all it is the factory fill for the cup cars and what the PMNA recommends the cars run.