
Brakes
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Brakes
Have any of you guys gone with the newer silicone based brake fluid? I was thinking of flushing my system out and replacing it with the newer stuff. 

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before you do that, do your research....I can only speak about Harleys in regards to this subject....you cannot intermix the two as the silicone based fluid will blow the seals out of the master and wheel cylinders....you may have to get them all rebuilt to accomodate that type of fluid....I ran dot 5 fluid in my system that was set up for dot 3....it made a mess and leaked like a sieve....luckily I just did it on my front brakes and not both....I would not have been able to stop....lesson learned the hard way!
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69 RoadRunner (clone)
70 Cuda 383 4 speed (project)
70 Cuda convertible 340 4 speed (project)
70 Barracuda (project)
71 GTX 440 4 speed (project)
72 Cuda 340 3 speed (project)