AKA: Dot 3,4,5 or 5.1 brake fluid, Hydraulic fluid, Glycol-ether,

The Hydraulic Brake System relies on Brake Fluid in its delicate transfer of energy between your foot and brake pedal to exert thousands of pounds of clamping pressure to every corner of your vehicle instantaneously. This way, feathering the brake pedal seamlessly transfers minuet control t... Read More

Brake Fluid Information

Why are Brake Fluid Part(s) Important

AKA: Dot 3,4,5 or 5.1 brake fluid, Hydraulic fluid, Glycol-ether,

The Hydraulic Brake System relies on Brake Fluid in its delicate transfer of energy between your foot and brake pedal to exert thousands of pounds of clamping pressure to every corner of your vehicle instantaneously. This way, feathering the brake pedal seamlessly transfers minuet control to the 11-inch discs of your Ferrari moving at 160 MPH. Likewise when you mash the pedal of your F-350, the brakes clamp with zero lag keeping that two ton trailer on your hitch from wearing you like a hood ornament.

Whether you are topping off your master cylinder or flushing the hydraulic system, it is important to use the proper type of brake fluid. Use the fluid recommended by your vehicle’s manual or the instructions of your upgraded braking system. Make sure not to mix DOT 5 fluid with any other type of fluid since it is silicone based and the others are glycol based.

EBC Brake Fluid - DOT 4 Fluid A general purpose replacement brake fluid with a wet boiling point of 260°C/500°F - for most motorcycle and automotive brake applications.

Stainless Steel Brakes High Temp Brake Fluid Additional lubrication and corrosion resistance in this high performance product. Comes in 12 oz container.

Brands

Brands within Brake Fluid

EBC	Stainless Steel Brakes