Designed for high output engines, DT40 offers the protection your car needs! DT40 features a high zinc content to protect aggressive cam profiles, and the advanced synthetic formula delivers fuel economy and high temperature protection from viscosity breakdown. High revving engines, supercharged, and turbocharged engines require robust high temperature and anti-wear protection. Driven DT40 delivers enhanced film thickness as well as increased anti-wear additives.
Driven – Racing Oil DT40 5W-40 (1 Quart / Designed for Race Application LS)
$14.51
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- High Temp High Shear Protection
- ZDDP Anti-Wear Additives
- Meets Demands Of VVT System
- Reduced Oil Consumption
- Designed for high revving, supercharged, or turbocharged applications
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Customer questions & answers
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I have a Porsche boxster 987.2
Is this oil correct for my car?
I am living in France
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Q I have a Porsche boxster 987.2 Is this oil correct for my car? I am living in France answer nowAsked by on October 11, 2020 1:02 pmA We do not know if it will meet the proper specs for your Boxster, we use it in our higher horsepower LS applications with great results. Might be some info at the Joe Gibbs website. Driven Racing Oil Home www.drivenracingoil.comA It was designed to meet Porsche A40 and the ACEA a3/b4 specifications required of European vehicles. It is the only product in Driven’s lineup to do so. Buy with confidence. This oil is comparable to Motul 300v Power 5w-40 in application.
Great product
Been using this on a blown LS for a couple of years with no issues.
Great oil, seems to hold up with well
Works well, hoping it will give me the added reliability
Excellent oil. Actually improved my metal levels in my 2005 997, which were very poor before the switch.