Posted by Jason1Pa on November 15, 2015 at 16:23:25 from (72.95.162.128):
In Reply to: Tractor oils. posted by John Allicaseover on November 15, 2015 at 16:03:54:
This is true especially on a start up on a brand new engine. Its the cams and flat faced lifters. If you go on any old car sites or read their magazines there are several different companies producing oil just for old vehicles and race engines with higher levels of zinc. Just Google it there is tons of stuff out there about this topic. If you were to purchase a cam say from Summit racing or any other manufacture they have a warning label right on the packaging to use a zinc additive. I personally use the Lucas zinc additive on all my stuff that is old. I can find it at NAPA or Advanced Auto. However Do NOT use this in a vehicle that has a catalytic converter or other emission control engines. It will distroy them
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