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Lucas Oil 106151 SAE 20W50 Synthetic Racing Engine Oil, 1 Quart
Lucas Oil 106151 SAE 20W50 Synthetic Racing Engine Oil, 1 Quart
Synthetic Oil Type, 20W50 Oil Weight, 1 quarts Liquid Measurement
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Lucas Oil 106151 SAE 20W50 Synthetic Racing Engine Oil, 1 Quart
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Oil Type:
Synthetic
Oil Weight:
20W50
Liquid Measurement:
1 quarts
MFG. Part #:
106151
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Lucas Synthetic Motor Oil SAE 20W-50 was designed for high performance racing. Lucas Engine Oil SAE 20W-50 is blended with an additive package that includes lubricity and anti-seize agents that control drag like a zero
weight oil and protects metal like a heavy multi-viscosity oil. Perfect for high RPM and high horsepower engines.
- High Zinc Fortified
- Perfect oil for high RPM engines
- Extra Protection
- Lower Oil Temperature
- Less Drag For More Horsepower!
- Compatible With Methanol Or Racing Gas
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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