ATE Super Blue?

Where can I purchase this locally?

... at a decent price?

5th Gear. They usually have both the gold and the blue.

Zim's in Bedford
http://www.allzim.com

Vorshlag has it. Also have Motul RBF600.

Thanks!

I never understood the point of Super Blue. It stains the brake reservoir and it's also not DOT legal if that matters. I'll keep using Motul. I can easily tell clean brake fluid from dirty brake fluid so I see no benefit to having the blue dye.

I use the TYP200 and put in a reservoir full of the blue stuff during fluid changes to make sure I've cleared the whole system. It's usually $15/liter from the online places. I usually get mine from ogracing when I'm getting brake pads or other stuff to bring the order up to $100 and hit the free shipping line.

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Originally Posted by ckearns

I use the TYP200 and put in a reservoir full of the blue stuff during fluid changes to make sure I've cleared the whole system. It's usually $15/liter from the online places. I usually get mine from ogracing when I'm getting brake pads or other stuff to bring the order up to $100 and hit the free shipping line.

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That's the main reason I'm looking for the blue. It makes it easier to verify that the old stuff is cleared out of the system. Plus from what I understand, the only state DOT with an issue with the blue brake fluid is Florida, otherwise you should be ok.

I used it on my G35, and I used to pump the brake around 10 times on each wheel to clear out old fluid to what I thought was new. When I used the blue in it, I found that it took 12-16 pumps of the brake per wheel to actually get new fluid to the caliper.

Picked up some super blue from Zims today. It was just under $15 a can.