[T3] That Semi Synthetic oil....

[Jonathan Stiles]

Keith,

I have been running Brad Penn 20W-50 for about a year in my and all my
customer's T2a and T2b buses. I chose Brad Penn after seemingly exhaustive
experimentation. It is the best I have found. Their western US dealer is
close by and have great service. I highly recommend it and them. The
semi-synthetic seems to make little difference in heat soak and is
comparative with traditional straight mineral oils.

Their contact information is

Hill Petroleum
www.hillpet.com
800-323-8963

They sell by the case and ship nearly anywhere.

Jon Stiles

On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 6:09 PM, Keith Park <topnotch at nycap.rr.com> wrote:

> Well with so little light viscosity oils out there with ZDDP already in
> them
> (like NONE) Im thinking of going the Brad Penn semi synthetic 10W30, its
> only 10% synth, and it works fine in the T4 or at least it ran nearly the
> same oil temps with that or Dino oil in the engine so since the Notch has a
> fairly new engine with an Oil filter on it I think Im going that route.  If
> anyone has any experience with the Brad Penn Penngrade 1 semi Im listening!
>
> Keith
>
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