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I believe most turbine blades are Inconel 713C which works up to 1800°F (http://www.nickelinstitute.org/~/media/Files/TechnicalLiterature/Alloy713C_337_.ashx). I think that you are in danger of melting the other parts of the engine first.
I don't think anyone suggested that the multi should be operated without a thermostat; only that the idea that water can move too fast to cool is false.
All of the LDS turbo model numbers start with a "4" (ie. 4" frame): LDS427-2= 4D-454C. LDS-465-1= 4-456. LDS465-1A= 4LE-354. LDS465-2= 4LE-456. The LDT turbo model numbers start with a "3" (presumably, 3" frame). 3LD-305, 3LJ-319 (whistler), 3LM-39 (D).
In case anyone is curious about the sound of the different turbos... In order of increasing noise: 3LM-39 (aka D), 4LE-456 (LDS465-2), 4LE-354 (wastegate), and 3LJ-319 (aka C).
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