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  1. 02-08-2012, 12:27 PM #1
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    Default exhaust an rear bumper

    Ok.I have a serious problem. My exhaust is turning my bumper yellow from the heat. Is their a shield they make to keep this from happening?
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  2. 02-08-2012, 12:30 PM #2
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    Take the axle back off
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    I have to have exhaust man. @
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    Nobody makes a heat shield specifically for an Integra... So IMO your choices are to either make your own (which only slows the problem, doesn't eliminate it just adds another layer) or bend your exhaust hangers so it doesn't touch the bumper anymore.
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    Or no axle back lol
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    Paint your car, Another color...
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    LOL.


    Or yes, get rid of the axle back. Have a shop weld up a turn down so you can rev the piss out of it sitting next to other cars in traffic and look cool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Echonova View Post
    Nobody makes a heat shield specifically for an Integra... So IMO your choices are to either make your own (which only slows the problem, doesn't eliminate it just adds another layer) or bend your exhaust hangers so it doesn't touch the bumper anymore.
    thats what i was going to do. but was just wondering about a sheild. jdmness. lol j/k
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