Ate Super Blue

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Rating scale is from 1 to 10. Low being 1 high being 10

Rating: 9.5
With a higher wet boiling point, this fluid will continue to function properly longer then conventional brake fluids. Ate recommends that you change your fluid every two to three years. When your next change interval arrives, Ate is an excellent choice.

Fit: NA

Finish: 9
Personally I like the idea of the fluid being blue. I have heard complaints that the fluid can leave permanent stains. It also dissolves paint, as does all brake fluid. So in order to preclude this from happening, use care and don't spill any.

Performance: 10
Ate , pronounced Ah-tay, Super Blue is very different from traditional brake fluid for two reasons. Most notably its blue. Right now a lot of you are thinking so what? The color can not be appreciated until you are under your car trying to tell if clean brake fluid is coming out of the brake caliper. The performance of Ate fluid is not limited to cosmetics though. With a dry boil point of 280º C (536º F) and a wet boil point of 200º C (392º F) it easily exceeds the requirements of DOT 4.

Note: I will publish any issues as they arise.

 

	DOT 4 Requirements	Valvoline SynPower	Ate Super Blue
Dry Boil Point	414 º F	502 º F	536 º F
Wet Boil Point	279 º F	343 º F	392 º F