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Old 02-04-2013, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by lippy View Post
So here are more specifics on the use case: What if I used an oil like Joe Gibbs Synthetic Hot Rod Oil (synthetic + high zinc content), and started the car even during the worst conditions 1x/mo and mostly more often?
Fine. I prefer Brad Penn, and they make a big deal about their "cling factor" for precisely that reason. They say: This unique base oil causes our Penn Grade 1®High Performance Oil to cling tenaciously to engine parts to minimize wear during high engine torque loading and/or periods of heavily stressed operation such as those experienced during competition. This same oil ‘cling’ helps prevent ‘dry-start’ conditions to minimize wear even after the engine has been sitting idle for extended periods. Source: Brad Penn and Dry Starts

I'm sure Joe Gibbs is just as good, and lots of guys like it; I just prefer Brad Penn... and I like the green color, too.
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