No, mineral based brake fluid is not hygroscopic, meaning it doesn't absorb moisture from the air. DOT brake fluids, on the other hand, are hygroscopic. This means that DOT brake fluid will absorb water from the air over time, which can reduce its boiling point and lead to brake system issues.

I would not.

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Louie, Thank Rich for posting them.

Notice nothing billet aluminum, no 7" wide Bridgestone tires, DXL clutches Yamaha engines, Mycron gages in sight. If I remember right there was 1 Bug sidewinder there with 6" wide blue streaks, 91 with a Hartman clutch and louvered pipe.

Sorry I can't spell but above left to right. Mark Delia Gary Emelio Bob Krukowski Rob Voska Mark Parker The picture above with the man and woman with their Fox kart was Mario from Canada. Yellow Caretta is Bud (Black Bart) Murphy # "S". Mike Schlager in the Live it Rupp T shirt Mark Delia with the #...

If we were smarter back then....... :D Rick it's always been the people, friends made and the karts that made the event special. Over the years an amazing amount of people have passed through. The memories I have can't be replaced. The energy, time, dedication people have put into finding, restoring...

Amen!

I don't know what it is but something about the simplicity, black and white, pencil drawing that is just flat cool.

I spent some time looking for a Kobra and came up with nothing.