I'm making my own heatshield for a Range Rover with the BMW engine in the Uk. Tried sourcing this stuff, looks good what you have. I have some ali and glassfibre as per original.
@@carbuilders1 I want to create a custom heat shield for my new 4-2-1 extractor (exhaust manifold). What should I use. Do you have any tips on creating one
Yes indeed! I agree with you 100% Idk whats their purpose of making videos and not help out the car community world and NOT answer questions or give out links to parts.. and quick to ask for like and subscribe ! People like this dude we call them phony ! Asks for like and subscribe and then dont help out people with simplest questions.. yea i just unsubscribed
So whats inside/in between the aluminium layers? Looks like there's nothing in the middle of this product so just a piece of alloy with wrinkles? Others at least have a glass fiber inbetween the layers....People don't waste your money, get Inconel from Japan or the US it costs less and is way more effective!!!
Hi SovL:Remedy. Our exhaust heat shield is a multilayer heat shield to capture radiant heat and is different to the Inconel material product you have referenced. Correct, this version does not have a ceramic layer in between it for a number of reasons, however it is an affordable solution that produces impressive results. It can be cut and formed to replicate factory radiant shields and is capable with continuous temperatures of 650C. Yes, there are other products which can be clad directly to exhausts and use different layers between.
@@carbuilders1 The real issue is the price point is in the same field as Inconel and Ceramic layered products! Sheet per sheet is almost exactly the same price point as the Inconel Product, the only difference is the Inconel sheet is 200mm shorter but outperforms your sheets by massive margins at almost the same price!
@@carbuilders1 I'll let you do the searching, You should do your own market research as it's quite typical here to get a massive "up-mark" price compared to getting a product imported, typical AUS marketing, I will tell you one is from Platinum Gaskets (Heat shield) Multi-layer with ceramic filler ....The other is from Hiwowsport, there is a little variation in pricing of this product and is the most superior which is Inconel...Have fun!
We are well aware of these products but to reply to your comment we wanted to know which product you were specifically referring to so that we could compare apples with apples. The cheapest Hiwowsport Inconel heat shield on eBay is $128.59 from China or $88.40 plus $80 shipping from the US. These sheets are 30.5cm x 30.5cm which is smaller than our 30cm x 50cm sheets that are $42 with free delivery to metro areas in Australia (half the price of the US shipping alone). Also all ceramic filled heat shields are more than double the price of our Embossed Heat Shield. We are currently in the process of developing a similar product that will be DIY priced.
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Amazing video. Brilliant product. definitely need this to shield headers - exhaust manifold area to reduce overall engine heat soak.
Nice work where to buy this material and what is the name of it?
I'm making my own heatshield for a Range Rover with the BMW engine in the Uk. Tried sourcing this stuff, looks good what you have. I have some ali and glassfibre as per original.
Looks much easier to form than the 3mm aluminum I've just bought for my heatshield project :-D Going to require some brute force for that!
Thanka for the video, gave me a good idea to solve my radiator's heating issue
Not a bad job u have done there Baldy
Thanks I like this material and tutorial. 👍🏻🇱🇺
Can this be used under the car to shield off heat from the exhaust as well?
link to find product woulda been great!
www.carbuilders.com.au/engine-bay/
i wonder if the material from those mylar windshield covers would work lol maybe add a layer of foil paper ???
@@jfrtbikgkdhjbeep9974 That sounds like a great idea.
Legend! The dealer wanter 60 quid for a piece of metal. I will do my own.
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lol funny they selling it for about the same price the dealer is I dont know why they laughing
Can you tell me from where I can purchase the aluminum heat shield
Hi banubash. Check them out here www.carbuilders.com.au/underbody/heat-shields/ 👍
@@carbuilders1 thank you very much
@@carbuilders1 I want to create a custom heat shield for my new 4-2-1 extractor (exhaust manifold). What should I use. Do you have any tips on creating one
Why does every sentence sound like a question?
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Because Australian
Lool
Where can i order that heat shield material? Do u have link?
Don't ya hate it when they don't answer your question but quick to ask for sub.
Yes indeed! I agree with you 100% Idk whats their purpose of making videos and not help out the car community world and NOT answer questions or give out links to parts.. and quick to ask for like and subscribe ! People like this dude we call them phony ! Asks for like and subscribe and then dont help out people with simplest questions.. yea i just unsubscribed
Every statement is a question down under? I'd like to visit someday? Hopefully they'll let people back in soon?
Where can i buy this from?
Check it out online carbuilder.com.au (Aus) carbuildersusa.com (USA) under heat shields 👍
Where can i bay the heat shield
Hi Hildeberto. You can find it here www.carbuilders.com.au/underbody/heat-shields/ 👍
it sounds like something from the defense department to protect the breasts from nuclear warfare
now I can make a rocket
why not just put aluminum foil ?
Cut up an old camper trailer
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So whats inside/in between the aluminium layers? Looks like there's nothing in the middle of this product so just a piece of alloy with wrinkles? Others at least have a glass fiber inbetween the layers....People don't waste your money, get Inconel from Japan or the US it costs less and is way more effective!!!
Hi SovL:Remedy. Our exhaust heat shield is a multilayer heat shield to capture radiant heat and is different to the Inconel material product you have referenced. Correct, this version does not have a ceramic layer in between it for a number of reasons, however it is an affordable solution that produces impressive results. It can be cut and formed to replicate factory radiant shields and is capable with continuous temperatures of 650C. Yes, there are other products which can be clad directly to exhausts and use different layers between.
@@carbuilders1 The real issue is the price point is in the same field as Inconel and Ceramic layered products! Sheet per sheet is almost exactly the same price point as the Inconel Product, the only difference is the Inconel sheet is 200mm shorter but outperforms your sheets by massive margins at almost the same price!
Can you please send us a link of the product/s you are referring to?
@@carbuilders1 I'll let you do the searching, You should do your own market research as it's quite typical here to get a massive "up-mark" price compared to getting a product imported, typical AUS marketing, I will tell you one is from Platinum Gaskets (Heat shield) Multi-layer with ceramic filler ....The other is from Hiwowsport, there is a little variation in pricing of this product and is the most superior which is Inconel...Have fun!
We are well aware of these products but to reply to your comment we wanted to know which product you were specifically referring to so that we could compare apples with apples. The cheapest Hiwowsport Inconel heat shield on eBay is $128.59 from China or $88.40 plus $80 shipping from the US. These sheets are 30.5cm x 30.5cm which is smaller than our 30cm x 50cm sheets that are $42 with free delivery to metro areas in Australia (half the price of the US shipping alone). Also all ceramic filled heat shields are more than double the price of our Embossed Heat Shield.
We are currently in the process of developing a similar product that will be DIY priced.