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Old 04-24-2011, 10:46 PM
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Wondering what the temps for turbo manifolds and turbos get up to.
Its a inline pro log manifold and a garret turbo on a B16a running 13lbs if that info helps. Sorry if its a dumb question but couldnt find any solid numbers anywhere.
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Default Re: Manifold and turbo temps???

hard pulls manifolds can reach over 1,000F and start to glow. same for turbo's. I havent shot my infrared sensor at one, but thats the basic point at which steel/iron starts to glow, around 772-1099degrees

egt's can easily reach 1800F
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Default Re: Manifold and turbo temps???

Well the reason i ask is because ive got a powdercoat setup and im wanting to high temp coat my manifold and possibly turbo. But the high temp powder says its good up to 1200 degrees.
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It will look good for a while but most setups I have seen it usually comes off shortly after. Just from the extreme flucuations in temps. Going from 1200-1500 egt under full boost to 300-600 at idle is demanding on even powder coating
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Default Re: Manifold and turbo temps???

I believe there is a few different types of coating that you can do for your manifold that will withstand the heat range and even keep temperatures down a bit.

But a regular powder coating is highly discouraged to do on a manifold because it just wont endure the heat.
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Default Re: Manifold and turbo temps???

Thanks for the input guys. Thats exactly what i was wondering
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