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junnie, now listen closely. race engines are ALWAYS prelubed thoroughly before
engine startup, so therefore have no need for the rapid pumping of oil to
bearing needing pressure upon engine startup.

btw, race engine builders still use high price oil and still feel the money is
well-spent even if you still don't understand why.

junnie, why is it you -- with your decades of experience that finally qualified
you for an A&E license -- didn't know this?

junnie, you are babbling. wanna know what the men/women who build extreme
performance race engines use? It goes $10 to $15 a quart, and they are

happy
to pay the price.


Yep. and it is straight weight, too!





 
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