Might want to be careful of blindly using Mobile 1 or any other brand that meets the new SM spec.
Phosphorous and zinc are the two main ingredients for wear additives in oil, but phosphorous is bad for catalytic converters, the EPA has mandated a reduction in the phosphorous and zinc levels in modern oils to help extend Catalytic converter life.
Mobil 1 USED to have approx 1200 ppm of zinc in their oil, but following the EPA mandate, the current SM spec has about 600 ppm of zinc. Which may work for modern motors designed for it, BUT any flat tappet, high valve spring motor will suffer higher wear rates on the cams and lifters.
If you choose to continue with Mobil 1, use the extended mileage version as it has higher zinc levels.
Amsoil produces a high zinc oil, that has approx 1300 ppm of zinc, specifically designed for older engines, ( I am NOT hawking Amsoil, independent testing by Mark Haibeck, the ZR-1 Specialist. ( Google his site.) did extensive testing and that was his conclusions.