MYRX

Getting ready for a TT session at RD Atl in Dec. I was thinking about changing my clutch fluid, (hasn't been changed since I have owned the car and only has 14K). Still it is a 2002Z and likely needs it. I was wondering if there is a brand most prefer doing track days. I was thinking I saw that GM recommends DOT4, but wondered if like brake fluid, most of you upgrade to another type.

Thanks

Jason

Blue or Gold brake fluid.

spdislife

Motul 600 here

froggy47

Wilwood 570 or Ferodo (570+)

gmccreary

I use ATE Super Blue or the gold stuff. What class are you going to run?

MYRX

Looks like you all use the brake fluid you are using for your calipers, correct? So, guess I will use my Castrol unless you guys know better. So what happens if some of it gets mixed?

I am running TTS. Since August I installed new springs, shocks, adjustable end links, etc. Jeff England convinced me to contribute to his tire collection since Scott and Mark have enough. Seriously, I like the idea of being able to pick and choose my suspension set-up. Just hope I come into some extra $$ soon. Us older guys need all the edge we can get.

varkwso

TT$ you cannot hide money...

I use valvoline synthetic.

drivinhard

Seriously. That should be the official decal for NASA required on the cars for TT$, $T2 and $T1

MYRX

I heard "if you build it, $$ will come". Isn't that true!

mfquinn

Motul 600 here

travisnd

ATE Superblue for me. Changing it is a royal PITA unless you have installed an aftermarket remote bleeder line. Personally, I just suck it out of the reservoir and re-fill periodically. Whenever I install a new clutch or service the driveline I will install the remote bleeder.

sothpaw2

I use the Castrol SRF. Even from a container I opened last year (this is for clutch only now), it's still better than fresh Motul.

RaleighSS

I think most of us use what ever we use in our brake systems. For me it is ATE super blue when ya get your clutch done be sure to put in a remote bleeder ... makes bleeding possible. SRF is an overkill for the clutch but may be most simple since you are doing brakes at same time.....

varkwso

Fixed it for you. I like the class for what you can do.

Bills Z06

Amsoil DOT4 for brakes and clutch here!

waddisme

ATE Super Blue because I already have it. Only flush once a year.

JeremyGSU

I use Prestone DOT 4 brake fluid.

Gman57

Left-over SRF and I clear the resivor after each weekend

C66 Racing

AMSOIL Series 600 DOT 4 Racing Brake Fluid (Product Code BF4SN)
Dry Boiling Point - 580F, Wet Boiling Point - 410F


For both my clutch and brakes for many years now.