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Lucas Oil 10044 SAE 50 Weight Engine Oil, Case
Lucas Oil 10044 SAE 50 Weight Engine Oil, Case
Conventional Oil Type, 50W Oil Weight, 6 quarts Liquid Measurement
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Lucas Oil 10044 SAE 50 Weight Engine Oil, Case
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Oil Type:
Conventional
Oil Weight:
50W
Liquid Measurement:
6 quarts
MFG. Part #:
10044
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Lucas SAE 50 wt Engine Oil was developed and perfected through years of track testing to reduce heat and subsequent wear. Lucas Motor Oil features high lubricity, lower oil temperature (up to 40° F) and a stronger protective additive film that stands up to racing fuel dilution at least 50% longer than other racing oils.
- Proven engine oil of choice by crew chiefs
- Stronger additive film to reduce racing fuel dilution longer
- Excellent normal highway usage oil
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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