Thanks for that. The engine I am looking at oil for is not for any specific vehicle but a specific v6 turbo engine.
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No.Is this the same company?
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Take your pick from motor oil, transmission fluid, european motor oil, gear oil, break-in oil and hydraulic oil. Also see the HPL Gear swag that's available.www.hploil.com
That’s a different product line, in a different state.
I defer to @High Performance Lubricants of course, but the site you linked is a different company.
@Trav I would message @High Performance Lubricants directly.
Let him know what your requirements are, and I’m certain he’ll have a good fit for your needs.
Sometimes we do our best to make things confusing. So here is the structure. We make both oils here in our plant. Harry Hruska owns the HPL label and he is essentially a master distributor for the racing market. We work very closely together. We did have some racing relationships in place before we met Harry. It is those cars that you will find our Oval logos rather than our HPL initials. We operate as close to one company as you can while not being one company. Harry has extensive knowledge in the turbo market as the former owner of Precision Turbo in Hebron IN. He also hated the HPL Pro Mod car in the NHRA. We tend to focus on industrial lubricants and fleet lubricants here at the plant. Through my own years being involved with my own racing, World of Outlaws, and NHRA Pro Stock and Pro Stock motorcycle we have established relationships that I often talk about. Through HPL we support the Street outlaws together.
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Thanks, I will do that once I have everything figured out.
David do you make the break in oil and is it available through your site or only from them?
We do make break in oil. If it is not on the webstore it is still available with a phone order.
I apologize if I added to the confusion. Thank you for clarifying.
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okay thanks for that.
The oil HPL sells are primarily streetable race oils intended for performance and power added cars. They also do a lot in the E-85 big horsepower world.
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Your EC product *probaby* helped with a car that *MAY* have had a stuck ring.. we don't 100% know, so I can't share it as fact. But sure seemed like it.
Thank you for everything that you do.
@High Performance Lubricants , What would you recommend for a 2016 Dodge Challenger Hellcat? It sits in the garage more than it gets driven. It is usually driven mildly, but gets several 0-100mph runs thrown in for good measure along with a burn out or 2.
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With your vis being 0w40, I would suggest our 0w40 Supercar oil. It Is PAO/AN/Ester. The oxidation stability is extremely good coupled with additional alkalinity. Therefore you do not have to worry about extended time in the pan. I run this oil in my personal hot rod so I’m certainly confident with it.
With your vis being 0w40, I would suggest our 0w40 Supercar oil. It Is PAO/AN/Ester. The oxidation stability is extremely good coupled with additional alkalinity. Therefore you do not have to worry about extended time in the pan. I run this oil in my personal hot rod so I’m certainly confident with it.
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I'm just going to chime in and quickly be a cheerleader here, that PAO/AN/Ester base combo is extremely good.
I think it sets HPL apart from.. well I would say, everyone. It is a great oil, performance but not so radical you can't use it in a regular car, it is great oil.
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High Performance Lubricants’ Super Car engine oil is a multi-synthetic high performance motor oil made with the best choices of additive chemistry. This series takes advantage of high quality PAO base oils delivering superb pour points as well as an advanced VI Improver that has a superior...
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Found it! Thanks.
@High Performance Lubricants ,Would you recommend the same for my Ram 2500 truck 6.4? I was considering the premium passenger car plus for the high moly. What would your suggestion? Truck sits a lot, but when used is towing 7k.
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So our PCMO oil has AN, Ester and Moly just like the premium plus. The premium plus is PAO with a Star VII. Both of those are most beneficial when you are in a colder climate. If you are in North Carolina you would honestly be throwing money away by using the premium plus series over the PCMO. And as always the BITOG15 discount code is important to remember for 15% off.
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