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Protection for the rear apron - the tailpipe heat protection plate

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Protection for the rear apron - the tailpipe heat protection plate

Under the term Heat Shield fall many articles, such as heat shields that protect the surrounding body parts from overheating. In addition to this heat protection for the body underbody, there is also a heat shield for the tailpipes, The heat shield is intended for the tailpipe tailpipes and is used in the tuning area. While the car is in operation, some extremely high temperatures are also generated at the tailpipes. The high temperatures are generated by hot exhaust gases. A small heat sheet for the recess of the apron, also called heat shield, protects them from heat damage.

Heat protection plate for the exhaust

Protection for the rear apron - the tailpipe heat protection plate

In tuned cars, the exhaust is usually installed in a sports version. Tuned cars not only look good, but should also be fast and sound good. While driving, there can be enormous heat in the exhaust area due to hot exhaust gases. The rear apron suffers from the temperatures and can be damaged. To prevent damage, it is advisable to install a heat shield. The heat plate for the exhaust / rear apron area is available as a tuning accessory in different versions. Further names for the article are heat shield and heat shield, both of which can help to find the right component in the major search engines. In the descriptions of the products, the term "Cover around the tailpipe tailpipes" utilized. Sounds a bit flat, but says exactly what it's about. Because generally it is about protection against damage to the rear apron area.

What materials is the heat protection?

Protection for the rear apron - the tailpipe heat protection plate

A heat protection for the rear apron in the exhaust area can be made for example of aluminum or carbon. Such a metal sheet may be a thin metal which is heat-resistant and at the same time robust. It is important that the material can withstand extremely high temperatures and effectively protect the rear apron from enormous heat. Of course, the sheet must not pass the heat directly to the apron, and you should also pay attention to information when buying. And when buying a heat protector should be paid attention to matching items for your car. The heat shield must be suitable for the recess of the rear apron. There are variants that are suitable for a tailpipe or double tailpipes. If you do not know which heat protection is right, then you should consult a tuning workshop. There you can the right heat shield recommended and possibly installed or installed. Eventually, the garage can even customize protection for your car. With a little skill that should not be a problem.

Durability of a heat shield

A heat shield can damage it over time. A certain function or lifetime is not mentioned for the heat shield in the rule. However, it should be replaced if damaged, to avoid damage to the rear apron of tuned cars. The heat protection can suffer from the years of warm / cold situation fatigue and become brittle. This should always be kept in mind.

What should pay attention to when changing?

A heat shield must be professionally removed and installed. No elements for fixing may be damaged. It is advisable that the heat shield is installed or changed in a tuning workshop. The painting of the article is not recommended, because the paint must be able to withstand extremely high temperatures. When removing and installing the heat protection, the manufacturer's instructions should be observed. A tuning workshop can also help you uncomplicated.

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