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Lucas Oil Launches New Oil Brand
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Lucas Oil Products Inc. has launched a new series of oils and lubricants titled XRF (Extreme Racing Formula) targeting the racing market.
The launch, first announced at SEMA in Las Vegas, has followed 18 months of race testing by some of the premier teams in NASCAR, IndyCar, Off-Road and NHRA.
XRF breakthrough racing technology began development when Lucas Oil partnered with Richard Childress Racing and Earnhardt-Childress Racing Technology (ECR) just over 18 months ago. XRF is a unique blend of zinc, moly, phosphorous, and special additives.
“The XRF line are the most effective advanced lubrications available and include utility lubricants such as engine break-in oils, gear oils, greases, and suspension fluids,” said Lucas Oil’s CAO and General Manager Tom Frederickson.
“XRF is a major breakthrough in racing oils and lubricants. It raises horsepower in the toughest of environments and most importantly provides better engine protection between oil changes. The new zinc technology and special additives offer the racer a thicker and tougher film that can bond with the moving parts in a high-performance engine to help protect them from destructive metal-on-metal contact,” said Lucas Oil Director of Motorsports Tom Bogner.
The launch, first announced at SEMA in Las Vegas, has followed 18 months of race testing by some of the premier teams in NASCAR, IndyCar, Off-Road and NHRA.
XRF breakthrough racing technology began development when Lucas Oil partnered with Richard Childress Racing and Earnhardt-Childress Racing Technology (ECR) just over 18 months ago. XRF is a unique blend of zinc, moly, phosphorous, and special additives.
“The XRF line are the most effective advanced lubrications available and include utility lubricants such as engine break-in oils, gear oils, greases, and suspension fluids,” said Lucas Oil’s CAO and General Manager Tom Frederickson.
“XRF is a major breakthrough in racing oils and lubricants. It raises horsepower in the toughest of environments and most importantly provides better engine protection between oil changes. The new zinc technology and special additives offer the racer a thicker and tougher film that can bond with the moving parts in a high-performance engine to help protect them from destructive metal-on-metal contact,” said Lucas Oil Director of Motorsports Tom Bogner.
