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I am giving my honest and genuine feedback regarding the Torque Solutions Turbo Blanket. Before I go on, I have owned other pieces from torque solutions. I currently have the rear shifter bushing, rear subframe lock down bushings and have owned their pitchstop mounts from my old wrx days.
Now with that out of the way. I went turbo this year using a JDL v2 precision kit. Afterwards I noticed how hot my intake pipes were getting during normal driving. I live in the worst place ever in the US. Really humid summers and crappy winters so heat isn't terrible year round but I noticed enough with my 90-100 degree summers. Needless to say I wanted a turbo blanket to help hold the heat in the exhaust rather than radiating onto my charge pipes. I considered PTP and DEI but price points really just had me baffled. Fully aware that if this Torque solutions blanket didn't work I would have to shell out the extra anyways but since I have had good luck with them in the past, gave it a shot. Bought it for $76 after shipping. Found it on amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Torque-Soluti...+turbo+blanket No reviews (there is one now which is mine) So it was a gamble. Install was a breeze, fitment is on point. Now to share how it is performing. Had its typical smoking for a few minutes on the first drive but was fine shortly after. Fast forward a few days, I hosted a road rally which did involve some "spirited" driving. Drove it 250 miles in a short 4.5 hours, once we parked I popped the hood with the car still running. My intake pipes were cool to the touch! I couldn't believe it, this was pretty incredible. Now I also have VELOX hood vents but they had not caused this much of a drastic change from weeks before. ![]() I give this blanket a great review and highly recommend for anyone not wanting to break the bank on a turbo blanket. Have not been able to test in a track scenario, which won't happen until next year. Hope this helps anyone wishing they knew some feedback on it.
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