why gibbs oil?

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  • Steve_Hendren
    Member
    • Oct 2008
    • 97

    #31
    Originally posted by stockcar5 View Post
    i disagree, after 3 night my oil still looks almost like when i put it in new. have you done some testing to confirm the oil is breaking down after only 3 races? i got my info/suggestions from lake speed jr at joe gibbs.
    Jeff,

    No I was just wondering about such extended run times on the oil. When I was recommending Gibbs oil to customers a few years ago, we would recommend 4-5 races on a wet sump engine between oil changes, depending on racing environment. The only reason I went away from the Gibbs was we noticed a HP & torque difference from fresh oil to oil with simply dyno time on it. We didn't notice that difference with the Mobil 0W-20, 0W-30, and the Renegade 10w-30 & 20w-50. I still think Gibbs is a very good oil however. But for me personally....I still go with the fact that the engine is more expensive than the oil. So I'm for a much more regular oil changing regime on a dirt car.

    Originally posted by Chico View Post
    Chico
    3500 at a min 7500 if you use his springs 20000 if you use the whole Package
    LMFAO!!!
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    • stockcar5
      Senior Member
      • May 2007
      • 1289

      #32
      no reason to...all you need to look for is color change!!!

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