Joe Gibbs Driven Motor Oil

[Building3]

Anyone here using Joe Gibbs Driven Motor Oil, especially if you have flat tappets or any other hi-po 1960's/70's engine. Any opinions?

 

[bigj_16]

Why would you want oil that has already been Driven?

 

[bigj_16]

It looks like it is made by Lubrizol. And I can not find any specs on it.

 

[A_Harman]

I used Joe Gibbs Driven LS30 in my Camaro a few years ago, and have no complaints about it. You can get specs on their oil if you e-mail them. I got a spec sheet for LS30 directly from Lake Speed Jr. I classify JGD as boutique oil up there with Redline, AMSoil, and Motul. They make some very stout oils that are very shear resistant.

 

[BrocLuno]

Good stuff. Was always an alternative to VR-1 for serious motors

 

[Garak]

Just costly, though.

VR-1 up here (20w-50 only, unfortunately, at our Walmarts) is actually cheaper than most regular conventionals. Joe Gibbs is a touch harder to find, to say the least.