LEDAUT T3 Titanium Turbo Blanket Thermal Cover With Fastener Springs For Enhanced Turbocharger Heat Shielding Review

Looked surprisingly good out of the box, fit pretty well. Too good to be true sadly, the materials used are inferior to the well known high end blankets, and the thread they used to stitch it together melted completely away in only an hour of driving on the street. Literally fell apart. You’d expect a turbo blanket to be able to withstand high heat, but this clearly can not. Spend your money elsewhere.

Purchased this turbo blanket to find out the real scoop, because the reviews were so conflicting. Just as I thought, negative reviews do not picture this product correctly. To start with, I am not a self proclaimed mechanic, but a highly skilled and trained professional that work on some of the most expensive trucks, hot rods, and boats in my area, and I have been doing this for 38 years. I installed this turbo blanket on a 2004 2500HD GMC Sierra, after a full upgrade of the exhaust and intake…

This fits perfectly on the HE351 common to Cummins and others. Combined with the header wrap I noticed an immediate improvement in power. The engine is quieter and the under hood temperatures are WAY lower! I always tow heavy loads and in the heat of summer the turbo produces so much heat it melted my squirrel cage housing for my cab AC which allowed mice inside my ventilation system and reeked havoc!

Although I haven’t got a chance to run my motor yet since I’m still upgrading it, I just wanted to clear up the question that YES, this will fit a stock OEM LLY duramax turbo. That is what I just put it on. A 2004.5 LLY duramax 2500HD. I powder coated the front housing and installed a 10blade whee in it but other then that, it’s all stock turbo.You will have to remove the blanket to get to 2 of the turbo manifold bolts when installing the turbo back on. With that being said. You do not have to…

Smh all these people saying it fell apart after driving around for short period of time. that's how they are supposed to be go buy a DEI blanket for $200 and read the waring it comes with. States that once installed and heat cycled it is not to be removed as it shrinks to fit. These are meant to be installed and forgotten. This blanket isn't perfect but for the price is amazing. If you want perfect stitching go pay 200 this blanket perfectly serves its purpose lowering my engine bay Temps, it's

Easy install, about 15 minutes. Should have done this immediately after tune. Fit Garrett 3076 perfect, including springs. Big difference in reduction of engine compartment temps. In my case, turbo is 4" from radiator. Before, sitting in summer traffic, even with fans, turbo heat would soak the radiator, resulting in high engine temperature. After install, a significant reduction in heat transfer away from turbo to engine areas. I wrapped the rest of the exhaust with 2" Ledaut tape; happy with…

Its completely cooked on the inside, literally disintegrating into dust. Only been on the motor for about 300 gentle break-in miles on a new motor. Turbine housing is also ceramic coated. No way this should've done this.

This has a inner lining that hopefully won't stick to the turbine. Stitching is more durable than last one I bought at twice the price.

Drops under hood temps significantly. Intake temps have decreased too. Using an ir temp gun, I can read an average 100-200 degree F decrease in temperature on surrounding components. Turbo would usually reach 700, but the blanket stays below 250.The figment is a bit off, but I probably should have gone with the t4 size. my mistake.Overall, very satisfied. Worked as well as expected.

The listing said it was 3" wide, not true. Maybe if it was stretched with a press. Inside dimension is only 2.25". I was not able to use and will have to try to sell on ebay.

For a 1/4 of the price of a on brand one this is a steal. I installed onto a borg Warner S252SXE T3 turbo on my 2006 STI. got perfect and once it got hit it shrunk to the hot side of the turbo exactly how it should. It did a great job of keeping heat down in the engine bay and away from my AOS.

Junk, spend the money and buy a good one.unless you run low boost and your turbo doesn't get hot (in which case you do not need a blanket). I had this on 1993 GMC Typhoon for just over 1 year at 15psi.

I used it on my can am x3 RR worked great. However it was my fault but one for internal waste-gate would be best, to allow room for waste gate arm.

Product doesn’t work it’s made of cheap material I took my car out for a test drive n it almost caught on fire it’s trash now after one drive I dnt recommend it at all

Looks nice has a thick layer of wool in it but I had it on my car for maybe 3 weeks ran one event with it and I went to take it off to swap out turbos and it just tore and fell apart.

Good product, springs don’t feel sturdy on the loop but overall good product.Worked well on PDI big boss turbo Detroit 12.7

Fit very nicely over my 6467 Comp Air cooled turbo, does its job. On my current setup it was a little pain to get the exhaust on the hot side of the turbo with the Vband but managed to do it.

Fit and finish is good. This was installed on a commercial semi truck so will report again after a few months on long term durability. So far benefits seem to be drop in overall boost numbers which equates to slight increase in MPG.

I don’t know why one would pay $150 for a Cobb blanket when this $20 one does the job just fine to my standards. It didn’t burn up which was good and it’s snug as a bug on my turbo.

This turbo blanket completely met and exceeded my expectations. I ordered it thinking that it was just a cheap alternative to the name brand turbo blankets. But the quality is superb and is comparable to the name brand turbo blankets. I would definitely recommend this to anybody looking for a turbo blanket.