Kona Blue
I didn't really want the dinky rears to stand out. I painted them black with Duplicolor.
Yeah the Castrol SRF is stupid expensive at $70 a liter, but I'm hoping the superior wet boiling point will help with my shifting issues (lockouts) that I'm having which I believe is related to boiling of the fluid. There are other brake fluids out there with similar dry boiling points for much less but I believe the wet boiling point is more representative of the normal state of the fluid.
The wet boiling point is when water gets into the system from various ways like car washing, rain and etc but since our cars share the clutch as well I believe our fluid also gets dirty as well from the clutch. So wet boiling point is important but our fluid also should be swapped out from debris so it will be expensive I would rather change fluid once our twice per year and the wet boiling point won't be an issue.
I'm not saying that fluid isn't awesome, it is!