Brad Penn Motor Oil Now at Extreme PSI!

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Brad Penn Motor Oil Now at Extreme PSI!




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PENN-GRADE 1® High Performance Oils are specially formulated using high quality PENN-GRADETM base stocks and select additive technologies to meet the stringent lubricating demands of high-performance, highly stressed, street and racing engines. They deliver excellent shock load and high temperature protection to heavily stressed engine parts including bearings, camshafts, rings, and pistons. They reduce internal friction allowing for increased horsepower output while maintaining their strong lubricating film protection even under the most demanding torque and extreme temperature conditions. These high performance formulations also provide excellent antifoaming and shear stability characteristics, exceptional high temperature protection from thermal breakdown, superior film strength, and strong anti wear properties.

From 0w30 to 20w50, Extreme PSI has Brad Penn Oil in stock and ready to ship. This is the same oil we use exclusively in our 6 second, 200 MPH 4G63 dragster seen here.


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I just caught a good article from Forced Performance about different oils on performance cars here: http://store.forcedperformance.net/m...otor%20Oil.pdf

Brad Penn comes pretty highly recommended. I'm surprised to see it listed as "Partial Synthetic"... do you know what that means, and if it actually matters if you're using synthetic or not? Seems from the suggestions in that article, it might not matter so long as the additives are where they need to be.

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Originally Posted by TROLL

I just caught a good article from Forced Performance about different oils on performance cars here: http://store.forcedperformance.net/m...otor%20Oil.pdf

Brad Penn comes pretty highly recommended. I'm surprised to see it listed as "Partial Synthetic"... do you know what that means, and if it actually matters if you're using synthetic or not? Seems from the suggestions in that article, it might not matter so long as the additives are where they need to be.

Their oils are partially synthetic but I don't think it matters. Synthetic Oil just means it's man made where conventional oil comes from the earth. Brad Penn Oils utilize a blend of the two to get the best properties for high performance race engines. Often synthetic oils will allow you to go further between oil changes but most race engines do not go long enough between changes for this to come into play.