Lucas Classic Vehicle Oil:

[Captain D]

For those who run it, just curious of the feedback, to ask please:

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/luc-10683-1?seid=srese1&ppckw=pmax-vf-lucas-oil&gclid=Cj0KCQiAvbm7BhC5ARIsAFjwNHvJHKaXsgvBqEahGE9Lvye_PxTKxQkvIY0oTlqNebSnVXm1hd_8nyEaAup9EALw_wcB

Previously, I have used the Brad Penn/ Penn Grade1 and the VR1 straight 40w (VR1 had better pressure readings vs the Penn Grade1), but have thought about the above. It says their additives can be used:

https://www.lucasoil.com/winter-products/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAvbm7BhC5ARIsAFjwNHvPPrLyeo6tuBwoGlyR9ZkqpWED67cYpyCz_xpJTC3jBCp-UVpjhSsaAvJoEALw_wcB#hd-stabilizer

For those who run with both, any pros, cons, etc.? Thank you for your time and info,

[b5blue]

To further confuse the issue check here as they are known 440 builders
https://www.hughesengines.com/Index/index.php     

[496polara]

I don't see any issue using it but I question the additive unless you are trying to increase oil pressure on a thinner oil but not wanting to change it yet.
I have used Lucas,Valvoline VR1, and Castrol formulated for older engines. No problem with any.

[Captain D]

Thank you gents for the input.

Yeah, a shop actually recommended the straight 40w VR1 (conventional) and the Lucas additive combined together being for the reasons: it being an older vehicle (vs. synthetic), the zinc component in the VR1, and to increase oil pressure.

I had some difficulty trying to find the 40w VR1 locally, so that's why I was wondering about the classic car oil from Summit if anyone here uses it. But, I can order the VR1 through NAPA, if need be.