Shielding the heat of the exhaust from the fuel tank.

Shielding the heat of the exhaust from the fuel tank.

Repel Exhaust Heat

Other than the engine itself, most heat radiates from the exhaust. That can mean factory exhaust, short or full-length headers and/or charge tubing with forced induction applications.

Lately, car designers tend to place the exhaust system closer to the underbody in order to reduce aero-dynamic drag. This development made heat management more difficult, the hot surfaces are not only closer to the underbody, the slipstream also has less cooling effect.

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Everyone wants to protect the other areas of the vehicle from their heat sources and usually does it by wrapping areas with heat wrap. While wrapping certain areas with heat wrap can protect other parts of the vehicle, it also acts as an insulator for the tubing itself, trapping all that heat. This can lead to even higher temperatures throughout the system and begin to cause heat soak.

Heat Sheets is different.

Heat Sheets an exhaust and header heat shield that acts as a barrier to reflect heat from all other important parts and prevents heat soak by not trapping anything. Heat Sheets shielding acts as a barrier for the undercarriage and can reduce cabin heat by acting as factory OEM applications between exhaust and the cabin floor.