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I spent a couple of hours reading last night about zddp. I think I'm more confused now than when I started. Can anyone clarify?
1. Do I need zddp? '79 Midget 1500, it's stock. THE CAT HAS BEEN REMOVED. I only put in on once every two years for a smog check.
2. If I do need it, will simple STP oil treatment do the trick? I saw that mentioned a bunch of times. If STP will not do, just add the moss stuff? Any alternative I can pick up at the local auto parts store?
3. My reading has me paranoid about synthetic oil. I saw a bunch of posts about how it leaks more than conventional oil. I usually use Valvoline Max life Synthetic blend 20w-50. https://www.valvoline.com/products/consumer-products/motor-oil/higher-mileage-motor-oil/2
Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance, sorry to dig up the same old issue,
1. Do I need zddp? '79 Midget 1500, it's stock. THE CAT HAS BEEN REMOVED. I only put in on once every two years for a smog check.
2. If I do need it, will simple STP oil treatment do the trick? I saw that mentioned a bunch of times. If STP will not do, just add the moss stuff? Any alternative I can pick up at the local auto parts store?
3. My reading has me paranoid about synthetic oil. I saw a bunch of posts about how it leaks more than conventional oil. I usually use Valvoline Max life Synthetic blend 20w-50. https://www.valvoline.com/products/consumer-products/motor-oil/higher-mileage-motor-oil/2
Any thoughts?
Thanks in advance, sorry to dig up the same old issue,
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