Dress Up an Ugly Firewall and Keep Your Interior Cooler
ABOVE: A typical firewall like this one in a 1964 Chevy truck doesn’t do anything for the look of this engine compartment. Besides looking…
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Why Lower Intake Air Temperature Is So Important In Today’s Engines
Why Lower Intake Air Temperature Is So Important In Today’s Engines When it comes to a modern engine’s performance, keeping your intake air temperature…
Key Benefits of Installing Exhaust Wrap
When you see an engine compartment that has unwrapped exhaust headers and turbo pipes, you’re looking at unclaimed power and increased inefficiency. Installing a…
2008-18 Jeep JK Wrangler Y-Pipe Insulation Test
During our recent install and test of our Heatshield Pipe Armor and Muffler Armor exhaust insulation kits, we noticed something on the Jeep JK…
Why Leaving a Gap is Crucial for Installing Heatshield Armor
Heatshield Products Heatshield Armor exhaust insulation is one of the most effective, efficient thermal barrier materials on the market. Its specially formulated BioCool material…
Heatshield Products Pipe Armor Installation and Test
Installing quality exhaust insulation on your vehicle provides multiple benefits, including reducing the amount of heat the exhaust radiates. This radiated heat wears components…
Heatshield Products Lava™ Starter Heat Shield Installation and Road Test
Excessive heat will shorten an engine’s starter lifespan significant, and can cause intermittent failures during heat soak. Recognizing this problem, Heatshield Products developed the…
Best Thermal-Barrier Materials and Insulation for Your Street or Race Car to Beat Summer Heat
While warm weather means more chances to have fun with your street car or race vehicle, summer heat can cause potential mechanical problems that…
Thermal Imaging Shows the Benefits of Turbo Shields
We’ve talked before about the benefits of installing a Heatshield Products turbo shield on your car’s turbocharger. Specifically, how when there’s more heat in…
The New Ford 7.3L Godzilla V8 – King of Truck Gas Engines?
Ford sent shockwaves through the automotive market when it unveiled its new 7.3L gasoline-fed, pushrod V8. Codenamed “Godzilla,” the engine was destined to replace…
