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You will never know what engine it is....the 409 emblems are on the side of the fenders....not on the rear of the car !
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Franks right about Rotella and all the diesel oils they are reformulated and no longer have the zinc because of the new emission systems .
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The Rotella has been reduced, but still has an adequate amount from what I've read.
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I would buy the Spectro. I have been using Spectro oils in ALL the Harleys I have serviced and maintained for my customers for a quarter of a century. The best oil I have found for air cooled engines.
There is a guy on Team Chevelle that has had some oils tested. The results may surprise you. Mabey someone will post a link to his results.
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Heres one post on the oil testing. There are more on the site somewhere.
http://www.chevelles.com/forums/showthread.php?t=201446
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