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Then at least as a performance thing it makes sense to go with the true performance brake fluids with wet boil 600f, however this will be a costly proposition. Especially when you see the dot 3 32 ounces on sale at the parts store, it's a gut punch over the higher end dot 4's. I would "think" you could safely get two years from your 600 boil temp dot 4's, but you know what to look for, if it gets funky earlier then time to change out. Dont run it dry with that bleeder, it is very easy dyi job unless you let the brake reservoir run dry. I have a bleeder, I still use the pedal pump coke/sprite bottle method, lol.I have a very heavy foot and Ive been meaning to do it for awhile. Now that i have the kit to switch out fluid, I'll probably do it once a year.