Re: Anyone use the Rislone ZZDP additive?
[Re: MidPenMopar]
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07/27/13 11:32 AM
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I've been using the Eastwood ZDDP additive. http://search.eastwood.com/search?w=zddp+I usually buy it as a 3 pak (@$27.00) when Eastwood runs some king of special (which happens often lol). I believe they are running a free shipping promo now. I add a bottle to off the shelf 10W-40 at oil change time.
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Re: Anyone use the Rislone ZZDP additive?
[Re: Ron_M]
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07/27/13 12:37 PM
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I haven't tried the Rislone additive, so I'm no help there. I've been using ZDDPlus along with whatever 5gal jug of 10-30 is cheapest at Wallyworld. Has anyone had an oil analysis done on any of the Zinc additive products to find out if their claims are true?
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Re: Anyone use the Rislone ZZDP additive?
[Re: moparfan53]
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07/27/13 04:52 PM
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I have been using the Risoline ZINC additive for almost 2 years. Been working good as I add a bottle every time I change my oil. In fact I have 2 bottle's right now in my garage sitting in the top of my tool box. My buddy works at Pep Boys and thats how I found it as they carry it in stock. I have also used the Comp ZINC additive but this was a bit cheaper and has worked very good for me with my flat tappet solid cam. Ron
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Re: Anyone use the Rislone ZZDP additive?
[Re: 383man]
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07/27/13 09:25 PM
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I use Comp Cams break in additive at every oil change. For oil I use Mobil 1 15w-50.
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Re: Anyone use the Rislone ZZDP additive?
[Re: strokerchall]
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07/28/13 10:13 PM
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Quote:
Recently I went oil shopping at NAPA, the guy asked what I was buying the oil for.I explained a hyd lifter 512 stroker,he told me to put the VR1 oil back and handed me JOE GIBBS HOT ROD OIL,I said ...can't I just put zinc additive in the VR1,he explained most syn. oils have high detergents that destroy zinc,hands down JOE GIBBS is the best for my motor.He went on to say a customer he has bought an 80k dual 454 boat and cheaped out on oil and wiped out both cams.
I don't know if he was FOS or not but seemed to really know his stuff,infact when I approched the counter about oils they called him from the back
Don't know which one you picked up but VR1 oil is available as synthetic (black bottle) and non-synthetic (silver bottle). According to Valvoline, both have high zinc for flat tappet applications, so no need to add any more.
http://www.valvoline.com/products/consumer-products/motor-oil/racing-motor-oil/6
http://www.valvoline.com/products/consumer-products/motor-oil/racing-motor-oil/8
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Re: Anyone use the Rislone ZZDP additive?
[Re: moparfan53]
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07/29/13 09:20 AM
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Recently I went oil shopping at NAPA, the guy asked what I was buying the oil for.I explained a hyd lifter 512 stroker,he told me to put the VR1 oil back and handed me JOE GIBBS HOT ROD OIL,I said ...can't I just put zinc additive in the VR1,he explained most syn. oils have high detergents that destroy zinc,hands down JOE GIBBS is the best for my motor.He went on to say a customer he has bought an 80k dual 454 boat and cheaped out on oil and wiped out both cams.
I don't know if he was FOS or not but seemed to really know his stuff,infact when I approched the counter about oils they called him from the back
Don't know which one you picked up but VR1 oil is available as synthetic (black bottle) and non-synthetic (silver bottle). According to Valvoline, both have high zinc for flat tappet applications, so no need to add any more.
http://www.valvoline.com/products/consumer-products/motor-oil/racing-motor-oil/6
http://www.valvoline.com/products/consumer-products/motor-oil/racing-motor-oil/8
Be careful, the 20-50W has 1400ppm, all other weights are only 1100ppm. Still need to be around 1600 so why waste money on the VR?
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