Royal Purple Xpr Racing Motor Oil 05051 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Oil Type: Synthetic Oil Weight: 20W50 ZDDP Enhanced: Yes Oil Volume: 5 Gallons Notes: Oil viscosity rating is provided by the
manufacturer as a reference. Designed for race use only.
Professional race teams have credited increased
horsepower and longer engine life to the use of Royal Purple XPR racing oils.
These oils provide more protection than conventional motor oils, thanks to the
Synerlec additive technology.  |
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