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Valvoline 858292 Pro-V Synthetic Engine Oil, 0W20, 5 Gal
Valvoline 858292 Pro-V Synthetic Engine Oil, 0W20, 5 Gal
Synthetic Oil Type, 0W20 Oil Weight, 5 quarts Liquid Measurement
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Valvoline 858292 Pro-V Synthetic Engine Oil, 0W20, 5 Gal
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Oil Type:
Synthetic
Oil Weight:
0W20
Liquid Measurement:
5 quarts
MFG. Part #:
858292
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Valvoline Pro-V Racing 0W-20 is a high zinc full synthetic racing oil born out of Valvoline's professional racing partnerships. Not suitable for use in street vehicles or vehicles with catalytic converters.
- Recommended for NASCAR V-8 restricted engines
- Recommended for qualifying in V-8 non-restricted engines
- Designed for engines with clearances under 0.0020"
- Used in grassroots racing when OEM recommends 0W-20
- Sold in 5 gallons
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