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Lagging turbos?? not turbo lag!!!

I see in a demon tweeks mag that they do a thermal lagging kit for turbos aswell as the ehaust pipe lagging, to basically dissipate the heat.

Not the cheapest stuff to buy but I have found a very cheap source whilst working with some pipe laggers ;) just wondering if I will gain out of doing this or if there will be any disadvantages?????

 

cheers

 

John D

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    As far as I am aware bud, the lagging is not to dissipate heat but to keep it in, possibly to stop it heating the engine bay.

     

    I can only imagine it being bad for a turbo to insulate it.

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    deffo not a good idea.

     

    lagging can cause cracks & fractures to appear.

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    deffo not a good idea.

     

    lagging can cause cracks & fractures to appear.

     

    Too right Paul,we looked into that with mine it is a NO NO :nono:

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    Thanks for your advice, spoke to me dad about it to and he said the same that they would prob run hotter!

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