[goldenbullet44]

What kind of break in oil should i use with the zinc additive for breaking my camshaft in? I'm running a lunati barebones cam

Thinking about http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...0432&ppt=C0162

30 weight oil

[techinspector1]

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BEST PLAN: ROLLER TAPPET CAM AND LIFTERS.

[sqzbox]

Summit sells a high concentrate ZDDP oil and Valvoline racing oil has it also.
You can get the Valvoline at Napa. Good luck!

Techinspector, how's the heat out there? Nice and warm?

[Blownchevelle68]

Originally Posted by sqzbox

Summit sells a high concentrate ZDDP oil and Valvoline racing oil has it also.
You can get the Valvoline

Ditto....used Valvoline VR1 after initially breaking engine in with Royal Purple Break in oil and a bottle of Comp Cams additive-along with the normal cam lube of course....

[F-BIRD'88]

http://www.molyslip.com/ Time tested proven engine anti-wear technology.

[bigdog7373]

I just went into advance auto parts and got the only kind of break in oil they have. I don't remember the name but i haven't had any problems so far so it worked.

[Duntov]

Originally Posted by F-BIRD'88

http://www.molyslip.com/ Time tested proven engine anti-wear technology.

Impressive reviews. I'd never heard of in until now.