yet another motor oil with high zinc content
 

the best oil
 

Brad Penn oil is highly recommended by numerous well-respected cam grinders.

I started using that oil this past summer and I am extremely happy with it. Just kinda funny pouring in green oil. :D

lucas
 

I talked with Lucas Oil today about their oil stabilizer and asked if it had zinc in it and they told me no but it has other stuff in it that makes up for the zinc to help lubricate.What is everyones thoughts on this.

Save your money and your engine. Go with the Brad Penn oil.

Check out this site.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/images/lucas/lucas.htm

lucas
 

I don't know about Bob the oil guy and his demonstration but i have used the Lucas oil stabilizer in my semi for a few years now.I use it in the rearends,engine, transmission and mix it 50/50 with gear oil and run it in the trailer hubs.Sure i was hesitant to use it at first but when i first tried it i noticed that my oil temp ran a little cooler and that alone told me it had to help.As far as the rearends go i run 80/90 gear oil mixed with the Lucas.So one day me and a buddy was running together and his truck has synthetic gear oil in the rearends and i asked him what temp his rearends was running and mine was running the same as his with the synthetic oil.This is my experience with the product.As far as Bob the oil guy goes doesn't all oils drain back into the pan because if they don't this is news to me.

I would suggest you to use Brad Penn oil it is highly recommended by numerous well-respected cam grinders, we also have been using for a long time in a towing truck of Blocked Driveway Towing Brooklyn, and very satisfied with the performance. it will never disappoint you.

I was just checking the benefits of zinc in oil. Must say this is excellent information and I learnt why I should be putting extra zinc in my older gm or converting it to a roller cam.