Intercooler blanket

WyoSyclone

WyoSyclone

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Re: Intercooler blanket

aasltmike said:
Number to PTB?
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email is - ptpturboblanket@gmail.com

phone - (512) 490-6494

website - http://www.ptpturboblankets.com/


Part number of our IC blanket: FPRO35-013-01

The one thing that I had mentioned to Joe, at PTB, that I would like changed, is to make a flap that covers the fill cap. The caps on our IC's can be offset towards the left or right - having a flap cover the cap would keep from having a big oval hole to accomodate both cap locations.

I'll send him an email asking if he got that done.
 
aasltmike

aasltmike

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Re: Intercooler blanket

WyoSyclone said:
email is - ptpturboblanket@gmail.com

phone - (512) 490-6494

website - http://www.ptpturboblankets.com/


Part number of our IC blanket: FPRO35-013-01

The one thing that I had mentioned to Joe, at PTB, that I would like changed, is to make a flap that covers the fill cap. The caps on our IC's can be offset towards the left or right - having a flap cover the cap would keep from having a big oval hole to accomodate both cap locations.

I'll send him an email asking if he got that done.
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OK, thanks! Let me know...if it's not too much ordering it from them, I may still go with it. Juggling between what I want from the wife for Christmas...LOL I may go with this for myself and her getting the wheels refinished if the blanket is not too much! :tup:
 
Fighting5thSVT

Fighting5thSVT

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Re: Intercooler blanket

My upper is powdercoated. Any chance of the blanket scuffing that up?...in your opinion.

Thanks for doing the leg work on this one:tup:
 
WyoSyclone

WyoSyclone

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Re: Intercooler blanket

Fighting5thSVT said:
My upper is powdercoated. Any chance of the blanket scuffing that up?...in your opinion.

Thanks for doing the leg work on this one:tup:
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No, I don't think it would hurt powder coat at all. If it did you could probably buff it out easily. The polished aluminum is just so susceptible to any kind of marks (even wiping with a dry paper towel) that it's almost impossible to keep blingy.
 
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