RBF 600 good value, price v's wet boiling point, running Castrol React at moment, higher boiling but silly money really.
ATE superblue is no longer available, supergold which is the same but just without the blue dye is now called ATE TYP200
Sorry for the necro, but I'm trying to find a solid middle ground brake fluid for a 225. Renault uses DOT 4+, ISO CLASS 6, RENAULT STANDARD: 03-50-006 but this stuff isn't usually available and if bought from Renault here, cost is thorugh the roof. The racing/semi racing fluids everyone here is typically suggesting are nice of course, but what if I don't do track days and just want to find a solid fluid that fulfills Renault's recommendations and doesn't cost a fortune? Logic is I don't want to change fluids every few months but I might need to do a few flushes during a braking system overhaul, so a well priced fluid with normal change intervals would be nice.