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Anyone have any experience with this stuff?

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Posted by: Frogman

Linky:

http://www.apexperformance.net/CartGenie/prod-909.htm

Posted by: kustomizingkid

I'm pretty sure Roadboss uses it...

Posted by: jolinc01

I ran that in one of the motorcycles I used to have with no problems.

Posted by: 94m5

Ii's good stuff Frog......

Posted by: Frogman

Thanks guys. Ordered 3 Liters of the Stuff. Gonna do the F450 and Bikes with it if.

Posted by: Stack

Let us know how it works...

Posted by: ford nut

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frogman

Thanks guys. Ordered 3 Liters of the Stuff. Gonna do the F450 and Bikes with it if.

I thought you just use your feet for a brake on your bikes.

YouTube - mini bike crash

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YouTube - mini bike crash

Posted by: kustomizingkid

Frogman would need to use his knee caps....

Posted by: Calabrio

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Originally Posted by kustomizingkid

Frogman would need to use his knee caps....

Dropped you from a great height?

Posted by: Roadboss

Little late, but yes I use it and it's great for the visual you get when changing out your old stuff. They also have it in an orange color so that you get again a contrast against the blue when it needs changing. ATE is a well run company.

Posted by: TDUB

So how would this compare to full synthetic brake fluid?