ATE Super Blue?

[maan1986]

Where can I purchase this locally?

... at a decent price?

[SirHustlerEsq]

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

[Davidss]

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

[modernbeat]

Vorshlag has it. Also have Motul RBF600.

[maan1986]

Thanks!

[black roadster]

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.

[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.

[maan1986]

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.

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.

[Davidss]

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