Hot Shot’s Secret Launches ADRENALINE Racing Oils – UnderhoodService

Hot Shot’s Secret Launches ADRENALINE Racing Oils

The new lineup will include three different viscosities of motor oils, including 15W-40, 20W-50 and ALKY-60W, as well as an SAE-80W gear oil.

Hot Shot’s Secret has announced the official launch of ADRENALINE, a new collection of high-performance racing oils, at the 2017 PRI Show. The new lineup will include three different viscosities of motor oils, including 15W-40, 20W-50 and ALKY-60W, as well as an SAE-80W gear oil. All of the new oils are 100-percent PAO synthetic racing formulas and are infused with Hot Shot’s Secret’s patented FR3 Friction Reducer.

As a company that prides itself in being “Powered By Science,” Hot Shot’s Secret says it developed this new racing oil starting with a 100 percent PAO synthetic base oil. The synthetic oil is a Group 4-based formula that has already been proven on the racetrack by numerous champions, including Indianapolis 500 winning racecars. Hot Shot’s Secret says that performance was not enough as the company continued its testing and engineering to incorporate its FR3 technology into the race oil.

These premier racing formulas have been engineered as a result of continuous performance gains being made with the Hot Shot’s Secret FR3 Friction Reducer oil additive. The FR3 formula contains three patented nanotechnologies that work together to increase the efficiencies of a motor, reduce wear, reduce oil temperatures, restore lost compression and increase horsepower. The same technology that has brought FR3 to the attention of many racing teams is now being blended into Hot Shot’s Secret’s very own line of ADRENALINE High Performance Racing Oils, says the company.

In recent dynamometer independent testing at Firepunk Diesel in Plain City, Ohio, the Hot Shot’s Secret ADRENALINE R5 20W-50 race oil has proven a 3 percent horsepower gain over a leading race oil when tested on a 2016 6.7L Cummins. An average horsepower of 764.8 HP was collected after a series of five dynamometer runs using the competing oil, while an average horsepower of 788.04 HP was collected after five dynamometer runs using the Hot Shot’s Secret ADRENALINE R5 oil, a gain of nearly 24 HP from the oil change.

For more information about Hot Shot’s Secret products, visit hotshotsecret.com. To speak directly with a Hot Shot’s Secret technician, call toll free 800-341-6516.

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