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Old 09-30-2008, 05:02 AM
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i need a heat shield or should i just get a racing radiator but the turbo is starting to warp the plastic on it so i need to fix that asap, any ideas on where i can get a heat shield, i have the dezod s1 kit
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can we see pictures?
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Someone had a pretty cool idea of taking a Stainless pot cutting the top off, cutting out the shape, and then drilling mounting holes for it and it came out really nice after polishing it up a bit. But depending on the angle of your turbo it may not work for you to keep it from warping the rad.


The best thing I have seen as far as function is the insulation wrap.
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just cut the plastic off of it like the guy who buy the mishimoto do. youll be fine
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did you mean the plastic shroud of the rad fans? you can even do both, mish rad and cut part of the plastic or heat shield may a turbo blanket too
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k thanks, can i jus cut the plastic off?, im working till 430pm tomorrow so ill take pics when i get off work
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grab a turbo blanket. Best solution IMO
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summer is up and its time to get more cooling..

anyone have experience on using this kind of turbo blanket? any turbo blankets you can recommend? I have heard some turbo blankets that are smoking under the hood, i just dont want to buy the wrong one

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/T3-T4...ht_3486wt_1192
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Originally Posted by Ace83
summer is up and its time to get more cooling..

anyone have experience on using this kind of turbo blanket? any turbo blankets you can recommend? I have heard some turbo blankets that are smoking under the hood, i just dont want to buy the wrong one

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/T3-T4...ht_3486wt_1192
give a shout to TheFantasticG...hes got a pretty good one...the only thing i dont like about it is its black and it faded a little but you can run that car at the track all day long and put your hand on the blanket after a run...its warm but not hot...I was very impressed with it...

btw im right now in the middle of making a turbo shield....stainless steel....I maybe doing more fab work as things progress...
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yeah i've seen his thread, it looks kinda big for my setup.. and im looking for something silver than black.. i have a garrett heatshield that needs to be modified to fit.. im also looking for some heat insulation for my ac lines.. maybe something like these might work

http://www.jscspeed.com/universal/thermotec/sleeves.htm

http://www.jscspeed.com/universal/th...at_barrier.htm

or maybe this might fit better

http://www.jscspeed.com/universal/thermotec/turbo.htm
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prolly work
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OMG i had been looking for that everywhere (thermo sleeves) :D Thanks for the link Ace!
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haha i can go search go stuff all day i just want to hear people who have used it and see how it works.. i've spent so much money try stuff and looking for stuff to work, and well i dont have extra right now to waste lol
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kk wel i used this one that ace83 posted up...works great and def keeps the engine temps down by a lottttt

http://www.jscspeed.com/universal/thermotec/turbo.htm

heress a pic..i have more but all look the same...its really easy to do with the kit above
and i also used that silver heat adhesive stuff to go over my radiator and its been good ever since ...also heat wrappted my downpipe loll

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what material is inside that wrap? it like easy to work with in tight spaces like its flexible?
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the material inside the wrap is just regular heat wrap material like that fiberglass kinda stuff haha ...then u wire them together and then wrap it round and tie the wires together haha...the pic is kinda bad...it actually is more rounded and shapped to the housing than the pic looks..
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no smoking issues or anything?lol its coz with my setup its tight to work with since its not a top mount like you have
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well u see how i have my heat wrapped downpipe...that material is inside the silver/chrome wrapped around the housing...soo wen that gets wet...if yours ever does it will just smoke to just get off the water and burn it off...i have vents in my hood right ontop of the turbo so it smokes wen ever it gets wet...and most likely wen you first put it on it will prorobly smoke to burn off some chemicals and oils at first but its normal for it to smoke at first
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Originally Posted by Skeeeett
well u see how i have my heat wrapped downpipe...that material is inside the silver/chrome wrapped around the housing...soo wen that gets wet...if yours ever does it will just smoke to just get off the water and burn it off...i have vents in my hood right ontop of the turbo so it smokes wen ever it gets wet...and most likely wen you first put it on it will prorobly smoke to burn off some chemicals and oils at first but its normal for it to smoke at first
yeah the dei (i think its dei..lol) header wrap will smoke at first but then it will level off untill you either get it wet or oil on it...
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