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Kenobi
22-01-2010, 10:33
Im after a heat Sheild jacket but can only find them for t3 and t4. Ive got a small turbo on the colt a TF035 which i guess to be the size of a t2.

Also Im gunna use some heat wrap on my manifold and downpipe, zaust etc. i like the idea of yellow wrap but will this just get really dirty really quick and not wash off?
rs250nut
22-01-2010, 11:15
Im after a heat Sheild jacket but can only find them for t3 and t4. Ive got a small turbo on the colt a TF035 which i guess to be the size of a t2.

Also Im gunna use some heat wrap on my manifold and downpipe, zaust etc. i like the idea of yellow wrap but will this just get really dirty really quick and not wash off?


Demon tweeks sell turbo insulation kits, got one on mine and it works a treat. See if I can get a pic later.
Chris Hebden
22-01-2010, 11:26
Do you get much benefit from a turbo jacket?
Kenobi
22-01-2010, 11:37
Demon tweeks sell turbo insulation kits, got one on mine and it works a treat. See if I can get a pic later.

What make is that mate?
rs250nut
22-01-2010, 18:38
What make is that mate?

I cant remember, I will see if I can find a link.

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/products/ProductDetail.asp?cls=MSPORT&pcode=NIM15003
Kenobi
22-01-2010, 21:16
I cant remember, I will see if I can find a link.

http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/products/ProductDetail.asp?cls=MSPORT&pcode=NIM15003


Is that specifically for a t2? or does one size fit all?
mike r5 gtt
22-01-2010, 21:19
Do you get much benefit from a turbo jacket?

depends how tuned your engine is but every little helps!only slight downside is some of the heat wraps smell funky!!!
rs250nut
22-01-2010, 21:51
Is that specifically for a t2? or does one size fit all?

No its massive you have to trim it and make it yourself.
Woznaldo
01-02-2010, 09:19
I don't know if the T28 size will be too big but this looks good if pricey?

http://www.owendevelopments.co.uk/products/product-detail.asp?prodId=198&catId=27&subId=-1
Kenobi
01-02-2010, 09:29
I don't know if the T28 size will be too big but this looks good if pricey?

http://www.owendevelopments.co.uk/products/product-detail.asp?prodId=198&catId=27&subId=-1


Thanks for that. Bit tooo expensive for me though that.
stu21t
02-02-2010, 18:27
i spoke to camcoat today,
they quoted me £50 +vat to coat the turbo exhaust housing.
they use a ceramic insulating material to stop the heat leaving the metal.
recons theres a 50% reduction in transfer to the ambient air.
and at that price its cheaper and easier than a jacket.
only thing is it takes 2 weeks to do it.
scratcher
02-02-2010, 23:12
i spoke to camcoat today,
they quoted me £50 +vat to coat the turbo exhaust housing.
they use a ceramic insulating material to stop the heat leaving the metal.
recons theres a 50% reduction in transfer to the ambient air.
and at that price its cheaper and easier than a jacket.
only thing is it takes 2 weeks to do it.

I read a big article in Performance Ford about ceramic coating.
They done a before and after on a Cosworth manifold and the EGT's were much better, the under bonnet temps were right down too.

I'd love to have it done on my car :agree:
Alastair
02-02-2010, 23:16
I read a big article in Performance Ford about ceramic coating.
They done a before and after on a Cosworth manifold and the EGT's were much better, the under bonnet temps were right down too.

I'd love to have it done on my car :agree:

Did you ask about the Exh manifold and downpipe too? I'd be interested in this if the price was right...:)
SP33DY
03-02-2010, 09:34
Mate i'm getting the manifold, turbine housing and downpipe done for £200+vat.

But mine is a log manifold so not sure how much more the tubular one on a 5 turbo will be.

I was looking at getting the DEI titanium heatwrap and turbo blanket and this actually works out cheaper.
stu21t
03-02-2010, 09:42
he quoted me £250+vat for
cosssie 2wd 2part ex manifold, (inside and out, outside gets 2 coats, the ceramic then the satin black, inside just gets a ceramic coat)
turbine housing, outside only, again 2 coats
downpipe (3"x3 foot long) inside and out, same as manifold
http://www.camcoat.com/main/thermal-barriers-2

and about £100 for the thermal dispersing coat, on the inlet manifold (2 part cossie inlet)
http://www.camcoat.com/main/thermal-dispersants/

and they say not to wrap it up aswell, so saves money, work, and a crappy material in the engine bay.