Racing Gear Lubes
Find high-performance oil and gear lube for all your racing needs at Behrent’s Performance Warehouse. We carry synthetic and conventional gear oil and lubricants from top racing brands including Driven, Winters, and DMI so you know you’re getting the best formula for a long day at the track. Premium gear oils and lubes are developed to prevent micro-pitting, reduce operating temperature, cut unwanted friction, and keep your car running smoothly at top speeds. Explore the selection at Behrent’s and find moly oil, BullDog blood by DMI, gear lube, and synthetic formulas by the quart, gallon jug, or five-gallon pail for top-offs or full changes.
Item Number: WIN1730
$59.41
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Item Number: VP2885
$16.16
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Item Number: DMIBULLDOG1
$103.19
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Item Number: DMIBULLDOGQT
$25.80
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Item Number: DMIBULLDOG5
$515.94
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Item Number: DMIBULLDOG5QT
$128.99
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Item Number: JGR00630
$28.97
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Item Number: JGR00830
$28.97
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Item Number: JGR04230
$26.97
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Item Number: MOR34800
$30.99
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Item Number: MAX49-44505
$352.99
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Item Number: MAX49-44901
$18.99
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What is BullDog Blood gear oil?
BullDog Blood is a high-performance synthetic gear oil designed for extreme racing conditions on the track. This proprietary formula from DMI lowers the temperature, increases gear life, and prevents excessive wear on a race car.
What is moly gear oil?
In gear oil, moly is short for molybdenum disulfide, an inorganic compound made up of microscopic particles that coat and lubricate metal surfaces. Moly has become a common additive to premium gear oil for its friction-reducing benefits, though many modern formulas contain an oil-soluble version of moly: molybdenum dithiocarbamate.
How often should you check your racing gear oil?
You should check your gear oil after every couple of races. Top off if levels are low and replace if the gear oil looks dirty. Remember: the multiple moving parts in your gearbox have a direct effect on how well your race car runs, so it’s important to keep it clean for best results.