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I usually would use motul 4100 or 8100 or chrono, but repco doesnt stock it anymore, no other place stocks it either, i can get royal purple but its $96 for 5ltrs, i need 7.5ltrs with oil cooler so that starts getting ultra expensive considering i could get motul for $85...

Dot 5.1 brake fluid, can only find repco brand (which they say is penrite but i dont trust generic brands.

Where do people find decent fluids???

Central coast or sydney.

Buy online it seems is the only option and with shipping again its starts getting up there in price... Im used to just buying over the counter... Now i know why i was getting motul oil so cheap at repco, they were getting rid of it...

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Ok thks, why do they list motul rbf600 brake fluid as factory line, so if i have braided lines does that mean i can just use motul 5.1 and is rbf600 just if your using std factory rubber hose???

Ok read motul site, 5.1 is specially formulated for abs, i dont have abs, so rbf600 is the go...?

I usually use a litre to flush lines and fill, bleed and top up, is that overkill and should be able to getaway with 500ml to do it. I take all my calipers off and clean, paint and refill all lines like once a year and a bleed and top up after an event...

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