TURBO BLANKET SAFETY Can a Turbo Blanket Catch Fire? Oil Leaks, Smoking and Safety A clean, correctly fitted turbo blanket should not catch fire at random, but oil, fuel, coolant contamination, and p …

Fuel System Guide How To Install A Fuel Swirl Pot System A practical step-by-step guide to planning, mounting, plumbing, wiring, priming and leak checking an external fuel swirl pot system for a trac …

Exoracing heat sleeve size guide Heat Sleeve Size Chart: What Size Heat Sleeve Do You Need? Use this heat sleeve size chart to match silicone, sewn or Velcro heat sleeve to hoses, AN lines, wiring lo …

Exoracing heat management guide Heat Shield vs Exhaust Wrap vs Heat Tape vs Heat Sleeve: What Should You Use? Not sure what to fit? This guide shows which heat management product solves which problem …

Today, we're going to cover 5 common track day heat problems for beginners and how to fix them. Track driving puts your car under far more stress than normal road use. Higher revs, longer sessions, a …

If you have a high-powered car like Alex's 550bhp Audi RS4, you know that heat in the engine bay is a problem. After tuning his RS4 for more boost and power, he found himself opening the bonnet …

If you’ve spent more than five minutes on a race track or circuit, chances are, you’ve likely seen the signs of excessive heat, such as brake fade, fuel boiling, wiring damage, or a …

Today, we are going to be debunking 7 of the most common engine bay heat myths. Having dealt with heat management for the last eight years, we have encountered some absolutely crazy and wild myths, a …

Today, we will cover the three types of engine bay heat transfer and discuss how to tackle each one. If you are reading this, you already know that heat management in an engine bay is important, and …

Imagine lining up for your best drag strip run of the day, only for your car to die halfway down the track suddenly. That’s exactly what happened to me. My turbo Honda Civic’s engine was …