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Anyone using a turbo blanket on their TD5? Wondering what the benefits are and if there are any disadvantages
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sierrafery
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I have a titanium one fitted... no disadvantage at all... as about the benefit, it seems to me that the boost is buildiing up a bit faster but it might be a placebo effect though the reduced radiant heat of the turbo is benefic for all the electrics which are in the engine bay
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I watched a video about turbo blankets after posting last night, it might not be relevant to TD5''s but if you go to 2:14 in this video he mentioned the intake manifold getting hotter meaning not all the cylinders are the same temp.
Which blanket did you go for? I was looking at this one https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Exoracin...ion/273563714699?_trksid=p2485497.m4902.l9144 but I need to make sure it will fit as I have a VNT
Which blanket did you go for? I was looking at this one https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Exoracin...ion/273563714699?_trksid=p2485497.m4902.l9144 but I need to make sure it will fit as I have a VNT
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Interesting. Let us know if you get any kind of gains...
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Not really looking for gains, just don't want to cook my engine bay!
sierrafery
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I went for something very similar directly from China but it was too long ago to keep the purchase history for that item... i have no ideea what's the physical difference between a VNT and ''original" turbo but i had to drill a hole i the blanket where the wastegate rod is attached... not the case for a VNT i think
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