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      06-10-2017, 10:39 PM   #1
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Heat shielding ST N54

In the middle of a ST install. Am concerned about excessively heat, especially around the wiring under the engine cover near where the ST is. Has anyone dealt with heat shielding the engine bay on their ST install. If so would you share what you did and what materials you used? Seems like there are lots of foils and matting on the market, but guess most of it is rubbish. Any advice on what works best would be much appreciated
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I am at the beginning stages of transitioning to a top mount ST setup, as well. Kit is on order and currently gather other odds and ends. Happy to share a few heat related items on my parts list.

Heat wrap:
http://www.topbestproductreviews.com...wraps-reviews/
I'm going with the DEI: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...=ATVPDKIKX0DER

Heat Shield:
DEI Gold tape: https://www.amazon.com/010397-Reflec.../dp/B0039Z1V1K
Video demonstration:

I'm planning to wrap/tape the ignition and injector wires with this under the engine cover and place a few strips on the cover itself closest to the turbo.

I'm also planning to have the turbine housing ceramic coated, along with using a turbo blanket. In addition to the wrap on the manifold, downpipe, and wastegate dumps, I was thinking about having them ceramic coated too. I've read on other platforms (DSM, LS, etc) this works well.
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Originally Posted by R.G. View Post
DEI gold tape
Turbo snuggie
Use the OEM turbo inconel aluminum wherever

Feel free to Pm me any Q's
What he said. It really only takes some ingenuity with the factory sheilding as well as some DEI, and in some cases, DEI alternatives.
Look at a picture of a bay with the oem turbos out. You'll be able to see what needs shielding/sheathing

pro tip:

Many times, advance auto has the best prices after you put some codes in (search). Sometimes Amazon won out, but between those 2 you get the best price out of everywhere else.
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DEI gold tape
Turbo snuggie
Use the OEM turbo inconel aluminum wherever

Feel free to Pm me any Q's
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I am at the beginning stages of transitioning to a top mount ST setup, as well. Kit is on order and currently gather other odds and ends. Happy to share a few heat related items on my parts list.

Heat wrap:
http://www.topbestproductreviews.com...wraps-reviews/
I'm going with the DEI: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...=ATVPDKIKX0DER

Heat Shield:
DEI Gold tape: https://www.amazon.com/010397-Reflec.../dp/B0039Z1V1K
Video demonstration:

I'm planning to wrap/tape the ignition and injector wires with this under the engine cover and place a few strips on the cover itself closest to the turbo.

I'm also planning to have the turbine housing ceramic coated, along with using a turbo blanket. In addition to the wrap on the manifold, downpipe, and wastegate dumps, I was thinking about having them ceramic coated too. I've read on other platforms (DSM, LS, etc) this works well.
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What he said. It really only takes some ingenuity with the factory sheilding as well as some DEI, and in some cases, DEI alternatives.
Look at a picture of a bay with the oem turbos out. You'll be able to see what needs shielding/sheathing

pro tip:

Many times, advance auto has the best prices after you put some codes in (search). Sometimes Amazon won out, but between those 2 you get the best price out of everywhere else.
Thanks guys the advice is much appreciated
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