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DieselSite GTP38 TP38 Garrett 38R Wicked Turbo Blanket - 7.3L Ford Powerstroke

Thoroughbred Sku #: DSTBLANKET73
Manufacturer Sku #: BLANKET73

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Product Name: Turbo Blanket
Manufacturer: DieselSite
Manufacture Part #: BLANKET73
Thoroughbred Diesel Part #: DSTBLANKET73
Application: 1994-1997 TP38 stock Ford 7.3L Turbo, non-waste gated, Early 1999 GTP38 stock Ford 7.3L Turbo waste gated, 1999-2003 GTP38 stock Ford 7.3L Turbo waste gated, Garrett GTP 38R PowerMax all year models, Dieselsite Wicked Turbos- All Models, 1994-1997 OBS Wicked Turbo 60 and 66mm, Early 1999 60 and 66mm, 1999.5-2003 66mm

Turbo Blanket material is made with Lava Rock fiber which can be an irritant to some people by touch similar to fiberglass installation. If you have sensitive skin, please consider wearing gloves during your install.

Why a Turbo Blanket?

Turbocharger insulating has been promoted for years for their benefits.

  1. Insulating the exhaust side of the Turbo can Increase Power AND Decrease Turbo Lag.
  2. It decreases under-hood temperatures.
    • Keeping the "under the hood" temps down is all around a good idea. Primarily allows the intake charge to stay cooler. Inter-cooler and radiator works more efficiently.
    • Less wear and tear from temperatures on plastics and rubbers.
    • Less heat transfer to the firewall and cab.
  3. Keeping the turbo section hot will help the exhaust gases flow faster. Thus: reduction in spool times.
    • How does this help the turbo to spool faster? In physics, dissipating heat slowly equates to wasted potential energy. Thermodynamics could explain that the more heat you retain in the system, the greater the efficiency of the turbo is.
    • Trapping heat in the turbine is actually a good thing. The expansion of hot gasses will cause the turbo to spool faster.
  4. It looks cool! However, the visibility of the exhaust housing in the turbo in the 7.3L is limited, so "looks cool" is at the bottom of the list.

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