Posted by clint s on July 20, 2014 at 17:33:07 from (67.242.45.169):
In Reply to: Oil for MD posted by n9lhm on July 20, 2014 at 17:02:45:
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From what I read and hear at the local machine shops most of the damage from non zddp oils comes at break in. Most shops use a good break in oil and additive, then say run regular oil. I still am on the fence on the ZDDP thing. My buddy does NOT run any additives and regular 10/40 in his 67 390 Ford since rebuild and has had no issues. I run Rottella 15/40 and additive in my 72 455 Pontiac since rebuild and have had no issues. If she is pretty tight I would run synthetic 5/40 Rotella, that really helped on the cold start of our Farmtrac with no glow plugs.
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