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Memphis, Indiana, US
XP8 5W-30 Petroleum Racing Oil Competition Proven To Deliver Maximum Power & Protection Excellent low cost drag and circle track racing oil. A high Zinc, Petroleum formula racing oil, XP8 offers low cost protection for racers who want to use non-synthetic oil. Recommended applications include small block, flat tappet camshaft engines and tight clearance nitrous engines (under .0027"). Perfect for bracket racers. Applications: Case of 12qts. - $107.88 INCLUDING FREE SHIPPING! ASK ABOUT OTHER JOE GIBBS DRIVEN PRODUCTS AVAILABLE.
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