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re-rx7 05-15-2013 09:31 AM

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Originally Posted by DirtyD (Post 30112)
If the oil picks up moisture over time, moisture is water, changing the balance of water to oil, and by simple chemistry, to me, that means the boiling point would be lower with more water present....

That's what I said. As it picks up water the boiling point drops. I was saying this because you spoke of some cars boiling their fluid.

DirtyD 05-15-2013 09:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by re-rx7 (Post 30115)
That's what I said. As it picks up water the boiling point drops. I was saying this because you spoke of some cars boiling their fluid.

Yeah, you said it would change, I was just stating that it would drop.

I will say that when I did a majority flush (didn't bleed the entire brake system) and added some DOT4 to my OE DOT3 fluid, I noticed a difference in the clutch feel immediately, and never had problem with a sloppy clutch pedal in the high RPMs.

re-rx7 05-15-2013 09:40 AM

It may be wrth it if you track but on the daily it's questionable.

DirtyD 05-15-2013 09:44 AM

I plan to start doing some autocross events, so it wouldn't hurt to get it in the car and get it flowing through, then do another flush and add to make sure it's all one fluid type.

Dark Pony 05-15-2013 10:59 AM

Honestly, I haven't had any problems thus far. However, I'm going to go with Redline MTL...nothing but great reviews.


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