jsawduste
12-20-2007, 09:15 AM
Hi folks,
Just wanted to share some information. This is on GL and PBB so you may have already seen it.
In this thread
http://www.greatlakes4x4.com/showthr...929#post865929
I offered up some new information as cut-n-pasted below.
As a former experimental engine builder/engineer for one of the Big 3 and a builder of many a hi performance engine. This one of my favorite subjects.
Those that know the stroker engine in the YJ have a taste. Custom rods, pistons, crank etc.
First read this:
http://www.lnengineering.com/oil.html
Castrol makes a Syntec oil for "older" vehicles. It is made with plenty of ZDDP.
http://www.castrol.com/castrol/gener...tentId=7032644
As do many other companies. Brad Penn, Redline, Royal Purple, Joe Gibbs etc.
GM quit selling EOS in June of 2007. It has been repackaged under the AC-Delco name as part number 10-421. AC-Delco began shipping in the second week of November. Many of dist. don`t even have the updated information.
http://www.acdelco.com/html/pi_vehcare_lub.htm
Note this link has the OLD part numbers
Lucas Oil has this
http://www.lucasoil.com/products/dis...tid=3&loc=show
It won a "Best New Product" award at the recent SEMA show in Vegas.
Rotella and other diesel oils are fine also. The thing to look for is the ANSI symbol on the bottle.
CI=Good stuff
CJ=The new reduced ZDDP low emission oils which means you do not want to use it.
Regular motor oil with the ANSI of SH and below are ok also. There are better choices but it will work.
Use it or risk wiping a lobe and increasing valve train wear.
That is all.
Just wanted to share some information. This is on GL and PBB so you may have already seen it.
In this thread
http://www.greatlakes4x4.com/showthr...929#post865929
I offered up some new information as cut-n-pasted below.
As a former experimental engine builder/engineer for one of the Big 3 and a builder of many a hi performance engine. This one of my favorite subjects.
Those that know the stroker engine in the YJ have a taste. Custom rods, pistons, crank etc.
First read this:
http://www.lnengineering.com/oil.html
Castrol makes a Syntec oil for "older" vehicles. It is made with plenty of ZDDP.
http://www.castrol.com/castrol/gener...tentId=7032644
As do many other companies. Brad Penn, Redline, Royal Purple, Joe Gibbs etc.
GM quit selling EOS in June of 2007. It has been repackaged under the AC-Delco name as part number 10-421. AC-Delco began shipping in the second week of November. Many of dist. don`t even have the updated information.
http://www.acdelco.com/html/pi_vehcare_lub.htm
Note this link has the OLD part numbers
Lucas Oil has this
http://www.lucasoil.com/products/dis...tid=3&loc=show
It won a "Best New Product" award at the recent SEMA show in Vegas.
Rotella and other diesel oils are fine also. The thing to look for is the ANSI symbol on the bottle.
CI=Good stuff
CJ=The new reduced ZDDP low emission oils which means you do not want to use it.
Regular motor oil with the ANSI of SH and below are ok also. There are better choices but it will work.
Use it or risk wiping a lobe and increasing valve train wear.
That is all.