Turbo blanket or not?
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by subseaguru, Dec 16, 2020.
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He doesn’t make money on everything, a bit of a myth he maintains.magoo68 Thanks this.
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I wasn’t at the truck when I posted that link. This is the exact one I ordered and it has held up very well.SGT. Super Slab, biofumes and magoo68 Thank this.
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Looks about the same as when installed it about 3.5 years ago.
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That’s the one that I’ve seen on the performance diesel videos.Banker Thanks this.
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My last one on a Detroit lasted 7 years. PTP. DEI wrap. Keep the power washer off of it. I lost 100° on pyro. Foot in it pulling a hill its hard work to hit 900°.God prefers Diesels, RubyEagle, Banker and 1 other person Thank this. -
i thought about putting one on mine. called pdi an asked them what they would recommend. they said don't recommend putting one on.
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Yes I have been extremely happy with it. Same results for me as you have experienced. The motor is dirty now because of the weather. I don’t let the truck wash clean my motor, I do it myself exactly for that reason. That pipe wrap can be eaten up quickly by a strong pressure washer.spsauerland, God prefers Diesels and jamespmack Thank this.
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Same thing we used on turbos in military when we rebuilt them. They work greatBanker, God prefers Diesels and jamespmack Thank this.
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Did they say why? I've never heard of a disadvantage. Turbos are somewhat driven by exhaust velocity, but 99% driven by heat expansion. So you want to keep the exhaust as hot as you can. A blanket by the definition of physics can only speed up spool times. Maybe not to a noticeable degree on every application, but it certainly won't slow them down. We even ran manifold blankets on our hopped up 12-valves. Point being, you want to keep the heat inside the exhaust, where it can do work. Any radiant heat is just lost energy you aren't getting to use.jason6541, Banker, spsauerland and 2 others Thank this.
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