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Lubrication Engineers 8800 LE Monolec GFS Engine Oil, 15W40
Lubrication Engineers 8800 LE Monolec GFS Engine Oil, 15W40
Conventional Oil Type, 15W40 Oil Weight, 1 quarts Liquid Measurement
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Lubrication Engineers 8800 LE Monolec GFS Engine Oil, 15W40
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Oil Type:
Conventional
Oil Weight:
15W40
Liquid Measurement:
1 quarts
MFG. Part #:
8800
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Formulated for heavy duty service in gas, alcohol and diesel engines. Made from select paraffin base oil, with Monolec wear-reducing additives. This is one of the racing industry's best kept secrets for durability and protection.
- Finest heavy-duty petroleum engine oil available today
- Superior performance levels
- Made from select 100% paraffinic base stock
- High natural viscosity index
- Contains MONOLEC, LE's exclusive wear-reducing additive
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