Oil pressure concerns

This isn't an A body but I have a 1999 Jeep TJ with a hydraulic flat tappet 4 cylinder. I've had it since it had 28,000 miles and it now has 210,000. I've always just run a synthetic blend and have never added any extra ZDDP. I'm commenting because I am convinced that once the cam is broken in there isn't any need for extra additives. I know alot of my fellow Jeepers out there are convinced they do need the extra ZDDP but I guess my engine is proof they don't.
I don't add any my older engines either and I don't have any problems.
Just my $0.02
The need for ZDDP varies with pressure lifter-to-lobe; this has been discussed in the research articles. Low pressure stock springs and mild ramp rate stock cams seem to mostly survive OK with the lower levels of ZDDP in the 800-900 ppm range that the newer oils have.

But you can't extend this situation to all engines and certainly not to any high performance cam and lifters.