FasTimeSS

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just have a full built motor with a pt88 and i wanna knw what oil i could use and how i should break it in on the motor ? ill be changing it in a few hundred miles

RsSean

iTrader: (27)

I know Royal Purple actually make break in oil

Squirts11

iTrader: (14)

I believe Gibbs has a good racing oil with loads of ZDPP. Most conventional oils have very little ZDPP, as it tends to foul o2 sensors and cat converters if driven long-term. However, for new motors/components, ZDPP aids tremendously during initial break-in.

More expensive than regular oil, but well worth it.

cacmanjr

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Brad Penn makes a break in oil. They bought out the old Kendall GT1. Their oil is still greenish blue.

Torque_SS

iTrader: (34)

i use valvoline racing vr-1 30w oil
comp cams recommended it when i called in for my cam

Torque_SS

iTrader: (34)

all oils listed are great just diff in price but all good oils brad penn is a damn good oil though lol just went with the vr1 30 cause i found it @ oreillys and didnt have to drive far plus comp recommended it

Sales4@Texas-Speed

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We use the Joe Gibbs racing oil for break in on our motors. It has the good additives which aid in the break in process.

mterveen

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brad penn is all my SAM graduate engine builder of 10 yrs will use so take that for what it's worth

turbo

iTrader: (10)

Comp Cams actually has a motor oil now, just saw it on the website yesterday. It has ZDPP and probably good for break-in? Cannot get the link to work to read up on it some more so...

FasTimeSS

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where can i get some of that gibbs stuff?

orangeapeel

iTrader: (18)

Check with SNL Performance. They are right down the road from ya.