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Brembo DOT 4 Low Viscosity Brake Fluid (5000 ML)
$40.58
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$40.58
$40.58
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Brembo OE
- SKU
- BREL04250
- Manufacturer part number
- L04250
- Category
- Brakes- Rotors & Pads › Brake Fluid
- Shipping weight
- 12.1 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
Brembo is a global leader in high performance braking systems for automotive, motorcycle, and motorsport applications. With over 50 years of racing experience and more than 700 world titles in motorsports, Brembo brings a legacy of innovation, precision engineering, and advanced design to deliver exceptional braking performance for vehicles ranging from everyday cars to Formula 1. Trusted by top manufacturers and racing teams worldwide, Brembo sets the standard for safety, style, and performance. Every vehicle deserves Brembo
- HIGH BOILING POINT: Formulated with advanced synthetic compounds to deliver exceptional thermal stability, reducing vapor lock and maintaining braking efficiency under extreme temperatures
- CONSISTENT PERFORMANCE: Maintains stable viscosity and compressibility across a wide temperature range, ensuring a firm, consistent pedal feel for both everyday and performance driving
- BREMBO QUALITY: All Brembo brake fluids meet or exceed DOT 4, DOT 5.1, and DOT 6 standards, ensuring superior safety, performance, and reliability across all driving conditions
- CORROSION PROTECTION: Advanced additive package protects internal brake components from corrosion and oxidation, extending system life and maintaining long-term reliability
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