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Dodgy Auto Electrician
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I'm in a bit of a delema. My engine builder wants me to use Joe Gibbs or Redline oil but the problem is it's around $25 a litre. And when I have a deep sump that holds 8 litres, it gets pretty expensive.
Just wondering what oils you guys use. Would the American Penzoil do the job or what else would be recomended?? By the way it's a 500hp 383 chev, nothing special. |
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Engine scientist
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Is is a roller cam? And how mad is the engine?
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what? can't you just reuse the old stuff?
just pour it in through a stocking ![]()
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nah... and 500 horsepower 383 "nothing special"... don't sell yourself short pro, I would give lots to have the combo you have.
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ah im using hpr10... good stuff.
i think it will depend how ur engine is built as to the viscisity your wanting. you want oil up the top pritty quick so id say go around hpr10 (ish) i wouldn go a full synthetic oil for that car you prob want a mineral based oil. |
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