go with the Royal s more s alot more protection.and you can leave it in your engine longer.doesn't break down like regular oils.there for you don't have to change it as much.which if you look at it like this.that in itself offsets the higher initial cost of the product. On Race engines or hot street engines.these clearances are 'looser', you get more pressure blowby.more oil going to the bearing for cooling and also, less drag, and less pressure having to be held at the pump, therefor less parasitic loss. a small block Chevy can get by on as little as 8 lbs of oil pressure.pressure/ bearing surface area/ etc, you build a street engine.your crank tolerances are 'tighter'.you have more oil pressure at the bearings.so as the engine wears.your oil pressure will go down as the clearance opens up. theres a few thousands of clearance between your bearings and the crank.and you oil pressure is pushing the oil into that clearance.so literally.your crank is floating on a thin film of oil. Royal Purple Break-in Oil is formulated to allow optimal ring seal and protect rotating assembly components such as the camshaft and valve train from initial start up wear. On our Race engines.we have a accumulator or tank that we store pressurized oil in so when we go to start a 5000+ horse motor.we open that tank to pressurize the bearings before we go. The standing power of the synthetic will stand there a really thin film that adhears to the bearing surface that eliminated the 'dry' start. When you crank your engine, your pounding and turning the crank thats in those bearings.and the first few revs of your engine is immediate to you your high idle rpm or whatever you rev your motor to.without any oil.just whats siting there in the bearing shell and the cross drill oiling holes in the crank when you last shut the engine off.theres alot of rotation there before the oil makes it to that got main and rod bearings in the motor. All your oil is standing in the pan, not being pumped. Where 80% of your motor wear is on startup.where the crank is sitting static on your bearing surface in the engine. Synthetic does not break down like regular motor oils.is 'slicker', with more 'load bearing' capabilities. Royal Purple recommends this product for any four-cycle gasoline engine with 75,000 miles (120,000 km) or more.Well, you can get all kinda replies on this topic.but yes.its worth it
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