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Drivetrain Heat Shields for Drive Shaft Protection
On many cars the exhaust runs close to the drive shaft. A drivetrain heat shield sits between the two and reduces the radiant heat that reaches the shaft, its joints and nearby rubber parts. Owners usually fit one when the original shield is bent, rusted or missing, or after exhaust work changes how much heat reaches the tunnel.
This page covers Drivetrain › Heat Shields. Right now we have 1 product in stock, from Cusco: the Cusco Steel Drive Shaft Heat Shield, Rear Left Side (965 047 A). It is listed for the Scion FR-S, Subaru BRZ and Toyota 86.
A few things to check before you order:
Confirm the side and position. This shield is a rear left piece, so make sure that is the one you need.
Look at your exhaust routing. Aftermarket systems can sit in a different spot than stock.
Inspect the mounting points and hardware so the shield sits tight and does not rattle.
Check clearance around the shaft once it is fitted.
To confirm fitment for your car, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
Drivetrain Heat Shields for Drive Shaft Protection
On many cars the exhaust runs close to the drive shaft. A drivetrain heat shield sits between the two and reduces the radiant heat that reaches the shaft, its joints and nearby rubber parts. Owners usually fit one when the original shield is bent, rusted or missing, or after exhaust work changes how much heat reaches the tunnel.
This page covers Drivetrain › Heat Shields. Right now we have 1 product in stock, from Cusco: the Cusco Steel Drive Shaft Heat Shield, Rear Left Side (965 047 A). It is listed for the Scion FR-S, Subaru BRZ and Toyota 86.
A few things to check before you order:
Confirm the side and position. This shield is a rear left piece, so make sure that is the one you need.
Look at your exhaust routing. Aftermarket systems can sit in a different spot than stock.
Inspect the mounting points and hardware so the shield sits tight and does not rattle.
Check clearance around the shaft once it is fitted.
To confirm fitment for your car, pick your vehicle to see what fits.