COMP Cams 159 Engine Break-In Oil Additive [12-Ounce]
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COMP Cams 159 Engine Break-In Oil Additive
- Designed to protect internal engine components during the critical break-in process
- Formulated to replace essential additives like Zinc (ZDDP) that have been removed from modern motor oils due to regulations
- Improves surface mating of rotating assembly, rod journals, piston rings, valve guides, cam, and lifters
- Protects all internal engine parts, including both flat tappet and roller valve trains
- Proprietary additive blend includes optimal levels of ZDDP, Molybdenum, and detergents
- Requires no additional supplements or additives for full effectiveness
- Compatible with petroleum, synthetic, and blended motor oils
- Safe to use with gasoline, methanol, and high-octane race fuels
Specifications:
Can I use oil that already has zinc in association with this break in additive?
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