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hkDak
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5/06/2003
07:16:32
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 Subject: Amsoil Racing Oil
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Steve (Amsoil Guy):
Amsoil Racing Oil
My son has 2 cars and 1 truck, heavily modified, and drives them like a bat out of hell. Is this an oil that you would suggest he use?
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5/06/2003
08:25:43
|  RE: Amsoil Racing Oil - SAE 60
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hkDak,
The term "racing oil" is not scientifically defined (that I know of).
Amsoil makes a the Series 2000 20w-50 and they make a SAE 60 for racing in situations that will see fuel dilution (typical in some higher reving, rich running race engines).
That said ... all the other Amsoil synthetic offerings are fine for racing. Most importantly what is his application? I would not use the SAE 60 in a daily driver.
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Per Amsoil:
AMSOIL SAE 60 Synthetic Super Heavy Weight Racing Oil is designed for high horsepower racing engines, typically supercharged and alcohol-burning or nitro-fueled, and requiring a high viscosity oil to resist the thinning effects of fuel dilution.
AMSOIL Synthetic Super Heavy Weight Racing Oil is formulated specifically for wear protection and friction reduction in the extreme service conditions of racing. It has been proven to bring down high engine oil sump temperatures by 20 degrees F, which speaks directly to its ability to reduce friction, promote power and inhibit wear.
AMSOIL Synthetic Super Heavy Weight Racing Oil is shear stable, so the viscosity grade that's installed in the engine is the viscosity grade that stays in the engine. That's especially important for race engines, motorcycle engines and other engines subject to high temperature/high stress operations.
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Steven Roark , Amsoil Dealer , Proud Sponsor of www.DodgeDakotas.com
AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oils, Lubricants, Filtration, and Truck Care Products
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