Technical Anyone Running Lucas Racing Oil?

I found it to be much cheaper than Valvoline VR1.
Has anyone tried this??

 

Different engines like different oils ,
I use Lucas race oils in 1 of my engine 50w. Also 20/50 & 40w,
Its cheaper to buy in 5gal ,50 & 60w its blue in color , also use VR1 Non synthetic in others,
When using certain weights make sure your oil filter is compatible with that weight of oil

 

Yes, also ran it in my sons racing kart. Good stuff

 

If using it for racing I see now worries using it. For the street Lucas Hot Rod Oil was made for engines with non roller engines and blended for its use.
As a guy having racing engines I use racing oil blended for them; but never in my street engines whether performance or not.

 

^^^^ post above , I had gentlemen come to me asking why he was going threw so many engines , Honda Gx 25- 340 cc, only lasting about 2 months in commercial use, he was using regular oil
I told him its the oil ( non roller engines)
He switched to Race Lucas & VR1 straight weights ,
Now the engines are going to around 2 years , these are 4 stroke , Single Cylinder Gx 35 Start $ 300 up

 

I used to use it years ago , the local speed shop use to do “ Midnight madness sales”. You could pick up a case of the stuff for the same price as normal oil .

worked good when I used it.

 

Castrol GTX Cl***ic racing oil is now availible for about $22 in select Walmarts. You have to find the "Cl***ic" oil as it has extra ZDDP, the standard racing oil doesn't have it. I believe 20w-50 is the only one availible in 5 qt bottles, other weights have to be singlr qt bottles at a slightly higher price per qt.