Hi All,
I am about to fill and flush my brake system. I was reading up on the subject and was referred to this very nice discussion by Grove Aircraft:
http://www.groveaircraft.com/fluid.html
They believe MIL-PRF-87527 is the best option for brake fluid and is fully compatable with their products.
I sent them an email asking where I could find it, as my google search has not turned up a source. They wrote back and said, use MIL-H-5606--the standard stuff that everyone has used for years and which their article says is too flamable and obsolete. Interesting that they would give a really good explanation for why 5606 is a bad idea and then tell me to use it.
Anyway, does anyone know a source for a quart or two of 87527? I would hate to have to infiltrate a miltary base to find it....
Regards,
Michael Wynn
RV 8 Finishing
San Ramon, CA
I am about to fill and flush my brake system. I was reading up on the subject and was referred to this very nice discussion by Grove Aircraft:
http://www.groveaircraft.com/fluid.html
They believe MIL-PRF-87527 is the best option for brake fluid and is fully compatable with their products.
I sent them an email asking where I could find it, as my google search has not turned up a source. They wrote back and said, use MIL-H-5606--the standard stuff that everyone has used for years and which their article says is too flamable and obsolete. Interesting that they would give a really good explanation for why 5606 is a bad idea and then tell me to use it.
Anyway, does anyone know a source for a quart or two of 87527? I would hate to have to infiltrate a miltary base to find it....
Regards,
Michael Wynn
RV 8 Finishing
San Ramon, CA