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Old 11-15-02, 11:15 AM
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Question Turbonetics Heatshield.

I have read previous threads about insullating the exhaust system ,and have decided against doing the exhaust manifold , but what about using the TURBONETICS turbine heat shield ? , should I or shouldn't I use it ?.
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They look pretty nice, and don't worry, the Garrett turbine housings are very durable, it won't damage it or anything. they only make them for the on-center turbine housings. in most applications Tangential housing are better.

You can always do what I did, cost about $5 And it works. go to a hardware store and buy a sheet of thin alum. and line it with thermotech heat wrapping material, and wrap around the turbo (held down by the nuts/bolts that mounts the turbo onto the manifold). I won't be very effective without the heat wrapping, and also will rattle. You can just staple the wrapping onto the alum. sheet.

see the first pic in my thread:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=132232

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oops, I meant the second and third picture
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Turbonetics makes heatshields for Tangential Housing as well.


Turbonetics Part # 30223
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Yo Marcel , I ain't seeing yuh or hearing yuh at all !!
What's the latest with de car now ??
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well meh boy, it startin and runnin but ah have tuh change out one of the thrust bearings then I can "break in " the engine properly , then hopefully I'll strat on
" DE KEY " an den i'll tune .
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heres a pic of the Turbonetics shield from above, makes it look very finished!
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heres a pic of the Turbonetics shield from above, makes it loosk very finished!
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nice, i was thinking of just having it jet hot coated......it'll at least slow down the rust process, that is out of whack here in Daytona. Man i miss TX......no rust
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