<VV> Oil (Michael Mauro)

Geoffrey Stozek gjjs at att.net
Thu Aug 6 22:07:31 EDT 2020


 I've been using Schaefers in everythimng for about ten years with no problems.   My use inclues older and newer (roller liftrers) generic cars, one corvair and diesel lawn equipment.  Anyone else have any experiences?
    On Thursday, August 6, 2020, 09:59:36 AM CDT, Dave Leonard via VirtualVairs <virtualvairs at corvair.org> wrote:  
 
 Good stuff Valvoline!  

Rockauto.com has the full synthetic for $7.83/qt, 6 qt minimum.  Cheapest
I've found.  Great source for parts and oil, their prices are always
competitive and often way less than comparable vendors.

> From: Michael Mauro <mikeamauro at aol.com>
> To: virtualvairs at corvair.org
> Subject: <VV> Oil
>
> After much research, I recently settled on Valvoline Full Synthetic Racing
Oil, High Zinc, 10W/30; be 
> advised, this product comes in both a synthetic blend, as-well-as a full
synthetic... as I tend to lean 
> towards the "best" for my Vairs; hence, I chose the full-synthetic. Both
the blend and the 
> full-synthetic are specifically engineered for flat-tappet engines. 
>
> Previously, after break-in period, I was using Mobil1 + a ZDDP additive.
Now, with this Valvoline 
> product, I can (and do) skip the ZDDP additive. OBTW: too much ZDDP can be
harmful (corrosion, 
> deposits, etc.). 
> 
> Since switching to the Vavoline product, engine mechanical sounds are
less, especially at cold 
> start up; and, oil consumption, from burn off, is nill. I found Wallmart,
online, to be the best 
> (read: in stock and least expensive) source. And that's my 2-cents worth.


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