Subject	My money would be on no.
Posted by	BigTDogg on August 09, 2002 at 9:13 AM
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In Reply To	Do those turbo insulators work? posted by Save Ferris on August 09, 2002 at 08:43 AM
Message	If I wanted to keep under hood temps down, I would vent my hood. I think insulating something that spins 5 time faster than the engine and gets glowing red hot wouldn't be a bright idea. I don't think it works the same as header insulation, as there are not moving parts in headers. <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Working on a sig, driving my car, slaving away for the man. I want to see more of this in CT
Follow Ups	Do those turbo insulators work? - Save Ferris 08:43:35 08/09/02 it will increase the efficiency of the turbo... - nixit(da][as) 09:11:22 08/09/02 Maybe insulating the exhaust header on turbine side? (n/m) - BigTDogg 09:21:13 08/09/02 more. (gee, this internet is easier then the book said) - nixit(da][as) 09:34:02 08/09/02 My money would be on no. - BigTDogg 09:13:32 08/09/02 2nded... - Zdreamin 09:59:14 08/09/02 Both you and Zdreamin are wrong >>> - SlicktopTT 11:36:35 08/09/02 Noted, that makes sense. - BigTDogg 12:04:35 08/09/02 although, sounds good in theory...>>> - SniPer SR71 (Dallas) 10:08:12 08/09/02 I added you yesterday. - Dallas DamonZ 16:12:37 08/09/02 better to have things coated.. - Carlos Ramirez 10:26:39 08/09/02 Well I guess it'll be heat treat sprays then. Thanx (n/m) - Save Ferris 11:03:29 08/09/02
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