Oil Recommendation for '52 308
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I used PennGrade partial synthetic 10W-40 in my '53 Super Wasp's 262 crankcase. It has higher zinc levels for older engines.0
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Thank you Railknight0
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Valvoline VR1 "Racing Oil" (formulated for racing engines, but can be used in passenger cars) is another oil to consider for its high zinc content though I believe it has no synthetic oil qualities. It comes in numerous weights.
Also, Valvoline VR1 is more readily available at auto parts stores versus PennGrade that usually has to be purchased on-line or from places that sell high performance engine products. I purchase a case of PennGrade synthetic every other year at the bi-annual vintage car swap meet at Jefferson, WI.0 -
5 40 diesel oil it has paraffine in it
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I am thinking of switching to this new Amsoil for my next change. I have been using Rotella 10W-40 for a number of years but they have cut back on the zinc.
https://www.amsoil.com/newsstand/classic-and-vintage/motor-oil/articles/z-rod-keeps-vehicles-street-ready/
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And for the auto tranny?0
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Regular Dexron for the Hydro.0
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thanks cheyenne!
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Thank you Ken! my apologies fo hastily posting this inquiry in the wrong category.0
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