Motorcycle and UTV Oil Filter Heat Shield

High-temp heat shield kit for protecting fuel tanks from exhaust heat, includes armor wrap, thermal ties, and foil tape

American Made Since 1985

Fuel Tank Armor Kit

Maximum Heat Control Where It Matters Most

Safeguard your fuel tank from excessive exhaust heat and reduce the risk of vapor lock or fuel degradation. This high-performance solution lowers radiant heat, improves safety, and helps maintain consistent fuel system performance under extreme conditions.

Protects fuel tank from radiant exhaust heat
Includes Sticky Shield® rated for 1100°F radiant
Includes Heatshield Armor® rated for 1800°F continuous
Includes Stainless Steel Thermal-Ties
Includes Cool Foil Tape to seal Sticky Shield edges

1100°F

593 °C

Continuous

2000°F

1093 °C

Intermittent

Product Types

177301

Fuel Tank Armor Kit

177302

Fuel Tank Armor Kit (x2)

Ultimate Fuel Tank Heat Shield Kit

Protect your fuel tank from extreme exhaust heat with our complete thermal barrier kit, engineered for high-performance vehicles. Sticky Shield reflects up to 90% of radiant heat with just one inch of air gap and is rated to 1100°F. Heatshield Armor handles 1800°F continuous and reduces up to 60% of radiant heat directly off the pipe. The kit also includes Stainless Steel Thermal-Ties and Cool Foil Tape for a secure, professional-grade installation that’s built to last.

FAQ

What is the trick to getting the paper off the back of the shield?

The paper on the back of the shield can prove tricky to release from the adhesive. We recommend you check out our video call Sticky Shield Review for some helpful Pro-Tips.

Can I paint my Sticky Shield

Painting Sticky Shield is not recommended, as it reduces its ability to block blistering heat effectively. To maximize heat reflection and thermal insulation, the high-performance aluminum surface should remain unpainted for optimal automotive heat shielding and radiant heat protection.

Do I need tin snips to cut the Heatshield Armor?

No, tin snips are not necessary. Heavy duty scissors or a fresh blade in a utility knife with a straight edge works great for cutting Heatshield Armor.