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#3707 - 07/28/02 06:42 AM Nascar racing oil
dickwells Offline


Registered: 06/12/02
Posts: 882
Loc: Northern Illinois
I was watching the Pa. 500 today and there was one car which was being driven in one gear. You could see his tach go to about 9400 before he let off for the corner. It went the whole way albiet shortened to 425 I think. Now I sure would like to know what oil they are running in that car! I was some impressed. Any espionage efforts will be appreciated. RW

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#3708 - 07/28/02 08:22 AM Re: Nascar racing oil
bretfraz Offline


Registered: 06/21/02
Posts: 2756
Loc: CarMax
That was Ryan Newman and the Penske South operation is sponsored by Mobil One.

I know a few people so I'll ask around. I do know there are all kinds of honest-to-God snake oil salesmen ofering al kinds of wild concoctions to teams. It is really crazy in the sport.

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#3709 - 07/28/02 05:46 PM Re: Nascar racing oil
dickwells Offline


Registered: 06/12/02
Posts: 882
Loc: Northern Illinois
Thanks much, Bretfraz. The guys at work this morning are telling me that all the oils and fluids in these cars also have to to certified by Nascar as being what they say. I suppose that still leaves some room for different compounds in the case of Mobil 1. Regards, RW

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#3710 - 07/28/02 07:40 PM Re: Nascar racing oil
dragboat Offline


Registered: 06/04/02
Posts: 1933
Loc: Oklahoma
Certainly it seems many use Synergyn Race oils in Nascar. See info below I pulled from their site.The LTS 3w-30 is the one,,they also have a lighter wt "qualifying oil"

TYPICAL SPECIFICATIONS

SAE Grade LTS 3w- 30* 5w-30 5w-50
15w-50 50 Wt. 70 Wt.
Viscosity
@40 Degrees C 67.8 77.9
119 162 203 305
@ 100 Degrees C 10.7 12.3
17.6 20.9 20.6 28.1
Viscosity Index 146 156
162 154 120 124
API Gravity 29.12 29.2
29.15 28.6 26.4 26.1
Specific Gravity 0.881 .8805
.8808 .8840 .8960 .8970
Density, Lbs/Gal. 7.35 7.33
7.34 7.36 7.46 7.47
Flash Point, Degrees F 410 406
410 410 411 411
Pour Point, Degrees F -40 -30
-36 -20 -18 -15
Anti-Wear Exceeds
All Requirements
Dispersant Exceeds
All Requirements
Anti-Scuff Exceeds
All Requirements
Rust Inhibitors Exceeds
All Requirements
Anti-Foam Exceeds
All Requirements

* LTS 3w-30 was developed for Winston Cup Racing. It contains the
ultimate additive system for
high rpm, high speed, high temperature conditions where thermal
stability and the prevention of
oil thinning/breakdown are essential.

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