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Re: Driven GP-1 oil [Re: A/MP] #2734683
01/19/20 11:00 PM
01/19/20 11:00 PM
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I ran the Joe Gibbs Driven 10w40 in my 10 second pump gas Duster, no problems. I'm running Lucas 20w50 oil in my Hemi now just because Summit had a good deal on it.


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Re: Driven GP-1 oil [Re: ProSport] #2734786
01/20/20 09:40 AM
01/20/20 09:40 AM
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Mt Morris Michigan
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That was my thinking too, usually what ya want to spend at the time and I figured the Driven GP-1 is about the same price as most other racing oils, guess i'll give it a shot. I only race the clock, so if there's any gain there then that's a plus.

Re: Driven GP-1 oil [Re: A/MP] #2735012
01/20/20 05:56 PM
01/20/20 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by A/MP
The stock eliminator class finds gains by going to a 0 wt oil with a class match racing and switch back to their regular wt oil for the next round.
And not very much of it either with low drag, low pressure, low volume oil pumps!

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