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Old 10-18-2011, 06:05 AM
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Originally Posted by s2000442
I would have thought with the turbo sitting down low in the engine bay the heat would be more manageable than a sidewinder. When you say unwanted heat, what are you noticing in the engine bay?

Makes me glad I wrapped the turbo and the manifold now.
I would like to know as well. It is hot in there after a two hour long drive but it hasn't affected anything in my bay. The battery is actually not hot at all and the oil filter is fine....
Old 10-18-2011, 06:32 AM
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Are there any deals coming up on these kits? holiday, military.. thanks guys!! -pm please

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Old 10-18-2011, 06:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Blucky87
If i buy a turbo blanket will it fit on the Tial housing and still fit in the hole where the turbo is?
I'm not sure if it will fit properly. Most of the turbo blankets i've seen are very large in size, designed for cast iron turbine housing. The tial housing is tiny and the area surrounding the turbo is rather tight. The tial housing is stainless steel and offers a much lower thermal conductivity than a standard cast iron turbine housing. This factor along with the lowmount turbo and our stainless steel heat shield, reduces the radiant heat from the turbine housing and makes it uncessary to add additional heat shielding. But if you feel you must have some extra heat barrier added to your turbine housing, i suggest you go with the inconel wrap from ATP that some of our customers have used, it's very durable and it's custom fitment is fantastic.

Originally Posted by sata3000
Id like to get a blanket myself... Get rid of some of this unwanted heat.
We placed the turbo as far away from the critical components in the engine bay as possible, but you will always have heat radiating from the exhaust and turbine housing, that's a given, as long as the heat is in check and does not affect other components in the engine bay, I don't know it warrants a turbo blanket.

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Old 10-24-2011, 09:49 AM
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Old 10-28-2011, 06:00 AM
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Who wants a turbo kit!?

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2500 miles on the kit.

Swapped out the stock fuel pressure regulator, upped the fuel output and retuned a bit.


Final Tune: 528.1 HP, 351.1 TQ, 23-Psi Boost, on 92-Octane

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Here's another one from one of the 1st pulls, but the video and sound quality is a lot better....you can really hear the PTuning Dual Exhaust

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We've just about tapped out what the 92-Octane gas can output with the set-up "As Is"....I can say "All Done"...!

Thanks again to the guys at Speed Factory Racing and the PTuning fellas.
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^nice! what turbo and im assuming your motor is built?
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Originally Posted by p0staboy
^nice! what turbo and im assuming your motor is built?
Same as you I believe....GTX3076.

and...Yes, built motor & fuel system.
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Ugh... makes me wish I would have waited for a .82 AR to be in stock before putting the turbo on my car... I have a 1.06 housing now, just need to swap it out and get a retune and I should make similar numbers i hope!
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Originally Posted by Blucky87
Ugh... makes me wish I would have waited for a 1.06 AR to be in stock before putting the turbo on my car... I have a 0.82 housing now, just need to swap it out and get a retune and I should make similar numbers i hope!
Hey Blucky....Glad to hear everything is still going / working well on your car. I'm curious / confused though: I was just reading through your thread and thought that you originally had the 1.06 A/R hot-side...and were going to swap that out for the smaller .82 A/R...to give you the quicker spool that you were looking for...? Did you already make the change?


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