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brad penn differences

anybody know the difference between bp premium and the brad penn racing oil.
both are available in 20w50 accorinding to the bp site.

no need for a huge oil discussion on this one, just want to know what the difference is.

thanks

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Premium spec sheet, # 7123:
http://www.amref.com/bp_pb/7113_23_29_BP_Premium_Penn-Grade_MOs_PB.pdf

Racing 1 spec sheet, # 7119:
http://www.amref.com/bp_pb/7115_17_19_26_7150_BP_PENN-GRADE_1_Racing_Oils_PB.pdf

I'm not THAT into the oils, but perhaps a phone call to American Refining would give you the low-down.
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thanks - helpful info. looks like a slight reduction in some properties to achieve later API classifications from the racing spec. viscosity @ temp and pour point is much better on the grade 1 racing as well.
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Does anyone know where Brad Penn oil can be found in the Phoenix Metro area?
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