Subject	better to have things coated..
Posted by	Carlos Ramirez on August 09, 2002 at 10:26 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	But the theory is very simple Hotter exhaust gases means higher speeds which means better flow. Also shielding of any kind on the housings is good to keep the under hood temps down.
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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