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Lucas Oil 10049 SAE 5W30 Synthetic High Performance Engine Oil, Case
Lucas Oil 10049 SAE 5W30 Synthetic High Performance Engine Oil, Case
Synthetic Oil Type, 5W30 Oil Weight, 6 quarts Liquid Measurement
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Lucas Oil 10049 SAE 5W30 Synthetic High Performance Engine Oil, Case
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Oil Type:
Synthetic
Oil Weight:
5W30
Liquid Measurement:
6 quarts
MFG. Part #:
10049
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GTIN Code:
049807100490
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Lucas High Performance Synthetic Racing Engine Oil is an excellent product that provides the consistent viscosity needed for precision ET racing. Lucas Motor Oil is blended with an exclusive additive package that includes lubricity agents and anti-seize agents that control drag like a zero weight oil and protect metal like a heavy multi-viscosity oil. It is excellent for normal highway usage.
- Consistent viscosity motor oil
- Perfect oil for high RPM engines
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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