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What did you do to your Hellcat today?

Jimmy N.

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Do the right front in the first quarter, the right rear in the second quarter, and so on.

In one year they're all done and it's time to start over.
 


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Do the right front in the first quarter, the right rear in the second quarter, and so on.

In one year they're all done and it's time to start over.
Fuck that...maybe I've applied the brakes 100 times each car...fluids fine...I should know better than to listen to melon heads that think they have to change their oil every 15 minutes..:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
 


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At LEAST every two years, climate dependent.

Here in Colorado, it's dry, if you're in humid areas, either every year, or don't run it at all, unless you're specifically tracking your car, and then you're going to be refreshing every session anyway.

DOT4 is much more hydrophilic than DOT3.

I run it because I occasionally track it, but more so because I do so much brake bedding, to the point of fade.
 




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