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Pagid Dot4 Brake Fluid Any Good???

I don't know for sure, but it could be that it has a higher boiling point and designed to last up to 3 years?

I think it's recommended to change normal fluid every 2 years.
 
I don't know for sure, but it could be that it has a higher boiling point and designed to last up to 3 years?

I think it's recommended to change normal fluid every 2 years.

The ATE one has a higher boiling point or the Pagid?

I always change brake fluid after 2 years anyway.

Can you mix and match DOT4 fluids? Or do it need to be the same...
 
The ATE has a higher boiling point.

According to the blurb - "...is compatible with and will mix well with most DOT3, DOT4, or DOT 5.1 fluids."

Just bought 1ltr of SuperBlue for £10, from eBay. :D

HTH.
 
Oh yeah HAHA.

Why do you got for the SuperBlue out of interest?

£10 is good but how much was postage? With that included they are all above the ECP price. If not, then link please :)
 
Got it wrong, it wasn't eBay... Look here.

Postage was free.

Why did I opt for the ATE? Well, I'm using my car for pottering about and plan on doing a few track-days a year so I want it to have the best of everything and to work to it's optimum. After reading a few car forums, the ATE seems to be very highly rated, so for the sake of £4-5 extra, I've used what some say is one of the best available products.

The blue colour also makes it easy to gauge when the fresh fluid has reached the calipers.
 
I run Motul RBF 600, had no problems with it on any of the cars over the years.
 
Pagid DOT4 is just ordinary brake fluid. Nothing special, just a decent quality brand. Every day normal fluid
 
You won't go wrong with the ATE Superblue Martin, been using it a few years myself with no problems. As said easy to change with colour of it aswel.

That's cheap that link Ben posted.
 
How big is the capacity on the 1*2's? is it 1L?

Will 1L be enough to flush through the old stuff?

EDIT: Tried the code BIGDEAL31 on Euro car parts, take the super blue down to £10.14 delivered
 
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