[Jeff Alton]

Like I said earlier, ATE makes a perfectly good fluid, but it is nothing special. If your car has brake heat management under control, through pads, rotor size, caliper choice, brake torque and driver ability then it works just fine on the track. It isn't crap, but it is the best out there either.

As with any product selected for your car, you need to only spend and choose different products where you have an issue that needs solving when all else fails. Same applies for brake fluid, Big Brake Kits, big rear wings and so on....

So if you are using ATE and not experiencing any problems, keep using it. We fill the majority of street cars we service with it. But if you are having issues, consider some simple cooling mods and a change of fluid.