Gotham racing turbo blanket temp
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Gotham racing turbo blanket temp
I just installed my gotham racing turbo blanket. How much should my eng bay temps drop? just wondering? Also how did you guys fasten it. I was thinking using wire on the tabs to hold it together.. Awsome Product..
#3
Originally Posted by gonzz
I just installed my gotham racing turbo blanket. How much should my eng bay temps drop? just wondering? Also how did you guys fasten it. I was thinking using wire on the tabs to hold it together.. Awsome Product..
I use the same type of blanket on mine. Not sure if it's the same manufacturer or not. Engine bay temps should drop drastically depending on the setup. Also, you'll notice your water and oil temps will be less likely to rise under load. They'll be easier to control. As far as tying the blanket down, I just "sit" mine on. It's not really tied down so there's evidently no need for wires on the tabs.
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Originally Posted by BDC
Hey Gonzz,
I use the same type of blanket on mine. Not sure if it's the same manufacturer or not. Engine bay temps should drop drastically depending on the setup. Also, you'll notice your water and oil temps will be less likely to rise under load. They'll be easier to control. As far as tying the blanket down, I just "sit" mine on. It's not really tied down so there's evidently no need for wires on the tabs.
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I use the same type of blanket on mine. Not sure if it's the same manufacturer or not. Engine bay temps should drop drastically depending on the setup. Also, you'll notice your water and oil temps will be less likely to rise under load. They'll be easier to control. As far as tying the blanket down, I just "sit" mine on. It's not really tied down so there's evidently no need for wires on the tabs.
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#5
is your wastegate plumbed to the inside of your car??? please tell me there is a dump-pipe for it. . . to be honest, you might wanna put a heat shield on the wastegate and its dump-pipe as well. that this is bound to cause AT LEAST premature thermostat failure.
Last edited by rotorbrain; 06-22-06 at 08:51 AM.
#7
Originally Posted by gonzz
Thanks for the info.. Gonna drive it tonight and see.. All i need now is to make a heatshield between my downpipe and lim...
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Originally Posted by rotorbrain
is your wastegate plumbed to the inside of your car??? please tell me there is a dump-pipe for it. . . to be honest, you might wanna put a heat shield on the wastegate and its dump-pipe as well. that this is bound to cause AT LEAST premature thermostat failure.
#10
Originally Posted by BDC
GREAT idea!! I've been tossing the idea around of having a sheet heat shield made for quite some time perhaps w/ some Thermotec heat matte stuff or whatever...
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#11
Check out Pettit's Cool Power System (a bit pricey). It seems to be what you guys are discussing: http://www.pettitracing.com/rx7/index.htm
#12
Originally Posted by HedgeHog
Check out Pettit's Cool Power System (a bit pricey). It seems to be what you guys are discussing: http://www.pettitracing.com/rx7/index.htm
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