tech9 years agoWhy Heatshield Armor Should be Part of Your Turbo or Blower InstallOk, it’s time to install the turbo kit, centrifugal blower or new exhaust system on your car or truck. Let’s make sure you’ve got…
tech9 years agoHow A Turbo Shield Makes More Power and Keeps Things CoolAbove: For this turbo install, the turbo shield included in the kit was replaced with a Heatshield Products Lava Turbo Shield™ that is a…
tech9 years agoWhy Factory Thermal Barriers and Heat Shields SUCK!The OEMs are well aware of heat exposure and heat generation of specific components in their cars and trucks. They also know how keeping…
tech9 years agoKeep the Sound Out AND the WeightKeep noise/vibration out of the cabin of your vehicle goes a long way to increasing driving comfort. From eliminating pesky squeaks, rattles and other…
adventure, ejs2016, off roading, thermal barriers, jeeps, trails, rock crawling, moab, heatshield products9 years agoFun in the Moab Sun at EJS 2016Hard to believe it’s been three weeks already since we were exploring the trails and enjoying the breathtaking beauty of Moab for EJS2016. Had…
HP Racing, HP News9 years agoHeatshield Products Equipped Gen Right Off Road Inc. Takes on King of the Hammers 2016!If you’ve ever been to the King of the Hammers event deep in the California desert, you know it is a brutal torture test…
tech9 years agoHow to Make a True Cold Air IntakeFile this post on DIY cold air intakes under your new go-to budget mods. Here at Heatshield Products, we believe that you don’t need…
tech10 years agoEliminate Shock Fade with Heatshield ArmorEliminate Shock Fade with Automotive Heat Shield Insulation Let’s face it, heat can really put a damper on your fun. You’re riding hard in…
tech10 years agoGain 17 Horsepower for Under $100 With I-M Shield!Who doesn’t want an extra nearly 20 horsepower, and 10 extra pound-feet of torque? And what if that extra power cost less than $100,…
tech10 years agoHeader Armor Heat Shield Retains More Heat and is Warranty CompliantWouldn’t it be great if you could keep the heat inside your exhaust without voiding the warranty on your headers? What if that same…