ROYAL PURPLE AND HEADERS
ORIGINAL: ozyran
Funny you mention that - about 4 years from now I might be able to do that! (Not a joke, the Navy is sending me off to learn how to be a flyboy)
Heh, looks like we threadjacked the OP's question.
So yes, in short, fill your long tube headers with Royal Purple racing oil and it won't take as much power to push it out.
ORIGINAL: IndyRamMan
and finish the conversation up with a sonic boom to burst his ears.
and finish the conversation up with a sonic boom to burst his ears.
Heh, looks like we threadjacked the OP's question.
So yes, in short, fill your long tube headers with Royal Purple racing oil and it won't take as much power to push it out.
ORIGINAL: johnjokela
two questions...... Royal Purple motor oil are there any benifits to buying the "RACE" oil as to the regular royal purple oil ,is it better for protection? and which headers? SHORTIES OR LONG TUBES??<-------- a lot of diff opinions on this one,[sm=bicker.gif] if you haveone or the other let me know.......all opinions are appreciated for the future decisions!!thanks[sm=americanasmiley.gif]
two questions...... Royal Purple motor oil are there any benifits to buying the "RACE" oil as to the regular royal purple oil ,is it better for protection? and which headers? SHORTIES OR LONG TUBES??<-------- a lot of diff opinions on this one,[sm=bicker.gif] if you haveone or the other let me know.......all opinions are appreciated for the future decisions!!thanks[sm=americanasmiley.gif]
Tack up another vote for normal (long tube) headers.



