FTO AUSTRALIA

http://brakesdirect.com.au/

Did u sign up for urself and get all that for free?

AND stickers

*Signs up*

I wonder if they will post to my PO box......... :p

Multiple email addresses

Result!

Typical, were not a state of Australia yet

mikeey01nzl wrote:Typical, were not a state of Australia yet

Won't be long now, I'm sure.
Half your population is over here anyway!

Can't say no to free stuff

Sweet! This will be good when i get my rotors and pads!

Done freebies coming my way

I thought we needed dot 5?

Supplanter wrote:I thought we needed dot 5?

Oh this wont be used in my car

Supplanter wrote:I thought we needed dot 5?

Can use .3 or .4 but you can't get any water in the resovior(?) as it can lower the boiling point of the brake fluid.

I thought it was a mixer to add to cola.

spency wrote:

Supplanter wrote:I thought we needed dot 5?

Can use .3 or .4 but you can't get any water in the resovior(?) as it can lower the boiling point of the brake fluid.

Water is bad full stop, not so much about boiling, more about the fact that its compressible & corrodes the sh*t out of any steel brake component.

Bennoz wrote:Water is bad full stop, not so much about boiling, more about the fact that its compressible...

Sorry, but I have to disagree with this. Water like any liquid is essentially not compressible, the problem is water turns to steam at a measly 100 degrees Celsius, and gasses are very easy to compress and absolutely useless in hydraulic systems. The more water that is in your brake fluid, the lower the point at which it boils and therefore becomes useless.

The problem is that dot 3 and dot 4 brake fluids are hydroscopic, meaning they absorb water from the atmosphere which is why they should be replaced regularly.

Cheeeeers.

PHIL069 wrote: I thought it was a mixer to add to cola.

Oh, so I'm meant to mix it with water not cola