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Lucas Hot Rod & Classic Car Motor Oil SAE 10W-30 is manufactured with the highest quality paraffinic base oils and is fortified with a unique additive package containing high levels of zinc, molybdenum and phosphorus, which provides a tougher, thicker additive film for maximum protection even under the most severe conditions. It improves the film strength between the cylinder wall and piston rings and slows oil burning and improves pressure in worn engines. It has good cold temperature properties and stands up to high operating temperatures. It is compatible with methanol and all racing fuels, as well as with synthetic and non-synthetic oils.

Lucas Hot Rod & Classic Car Motor Oil SAW 10W-30 is for muscle, showroom, classic and trophy cars without catalytic converters. It can be used in racing applications. Not recommended for passenger car use.

Available in convenient 5 quart bottles, the formulation is perfect for the Hot Rod and Classic Car crowd with an increased zinc value of 2100 PPM. Because many of these very special machines often spend long periods (winter for example in some parts of the country) off the roads, a number of the components of the additive package used in Lucas' Marine oils to provide rust and corrosion protection have been included in its unique formula.

KEY BENEFITS

  • Provides tougher, thicker additive film for maximum protection
  • Lowers oil temperature
  • Extends oil life
  • Minimizes metal fatigue
  • Improves pressure in worn engines
  • Compatible with methanol and all racing fuels, as well as synthetic and non-synthetic oils



 
 
 
 


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That's what I use.

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seventy2plus2 wrote:

That's what I use.

 Saw it at Lordco yesterday (first time in the store) ....$36.00 for a jug.

Nice store Clint, thought you might have been working...didn't see you there.

I'm surprised more oil companies don't have an oil for old cars, or do they?

 



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not recommended for pass car use ? I don't understand that ??

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Hard on the Cats?



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Greaser wrote:
seventy2plus2 wrote:

That's what I use.

 Saw it at Lordco yesterday (first time in the store) ....$36.00 for a jug.

Nice store Clint, thought you might have been working...didn't see you there.

I'm surprised more oil companies don't have an oil for old cars, or do they?

 

Driven Racing Oil also has a Hot Rod Oil.    Lordco has a selection of Driven's Hot Rod Oil, in both synthetic & conventional varieties.  Only in 1 US Quart bottles though. 

Driven Racing Oil, born from Joe Gibbs Racing, used to be called Joe Gibbs Racing Oil until the company was sold.  I attended a very good presentation put on by Driven Racing Oil at POCI in Fort Worth TX a couple years ago. 



-- Edited by seventy2plus2 on Sunday 8th of December 2019 05:21:57 PM

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Use that in 409 Impala & in 64 Wagon + my past vehicles!! Get mine either thru Car Quest or buy when in US.

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Ah I get it ..not for newer pass cars..haha !! Duh !! some days

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Here is an answer from Summit Racing regarding the use of Lucas Hot Rod and Classic motor oil.


This oil is not intended for a car that you drive on a regular basis. It is formulated for high performance engines that are only used for special purposes, like racing, where the oil is changed more frequently. It is not intended to be run in an engine for 3000 miles or more. It is not recommended for vehicles with catalytic converters.

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seventy2plus2 wrote:
Greaser wrote:
seventy2plus2 wrote:

That's what I use.

 Saw it at Lordco yesterday (first time in the store) ....$36.00 for a jug.

Nice store Clint, thought you might have been working...didn't see you there.

I'm surprised more oil companies don't have an oil for old cars, or do they?

 

Driven Racing Oil also has a Hot Rod Oil.    Lordco has a selection of Driven's Hot Rod Oil, in both synthetic & conventional varieties.  Only in 1 US Quart bottles though. 

Driven Racing Oil, born from Joe Gibbs Racing, used to be called Joe Gibbs Racing Oil until the company was sold.  I attended a very good presentation put on by Driven Racing Oil at POCI in Fort Worth TX a couple years ago. 



-- Edited by seventy2plus2 on Sunday 8th of December 2019 05:21:57 PM

 I have used Driven and Joe Gibbs to break in camshafts. 



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