VR1 Racing Synthetic SAE 20W-50 Motor Oil 1 QT

high quality engine oil that has correct zddp and correct detergent formula for a zddp oil--so it is essential and correct for flat tappet cam engines. Use this.

Valvoline's synthetic and non-synthetic racing oils are in the top 3-5 oils on the market. They certainly are the best value going! I've used both motor oils (20w/50 non-syn for break-in and syn for competition) for my 1967 BSA race bike and couldn't be happier. I've spent hours researching oils and they have among the best blend of zinc, phosphorus, ZDDP, base oils, and psi wear protection of any oil without having excess ZDDP that can cause corrosion and reduce engine longevity. No need for ZDDP additives with Valvoline's racing oils. They are the recommended oil of leading British motorcycle suppliers and are excellent for vintage engines with flat tappet cam protection. I was willing to spend whatever I needed for motor oil to protect my engine. But, it really isn't necessary to spend 2X - 4X more and still not get the same protection. I know this sounds like a paid commercial (which it isn't). You can do your own homework or you can listen to what others who depend on excellent oil for their engines have to say.

Great racing oil. Performs as expected.

Just what Iorder

Blue oil?! Sweet! Stuff works great!

Puedo decir que es lo mejor en aceites que es utilizado la verdad que esa nomenclatura se aceite full sintético es lo máximo.

I run this exclusively in my Ducati V4R. Since the bike shares engine oil and gearbox oil, I’ve seen significantly smoother shifting than other oils I’ve tried. Be cautious of use in bikes with wet clutches, I have a dry clutch so I am not concerned. Excellent value and cleanliness too. The blue color is also easier to see on my engine case’s sightglass, so that’s an added benefit

The right pick for a classic car