- Banned
- #3,616
I don't see how a fire blanket could possibly collect salt, especially not on the 10th generation Civic. The skid plate underneath stops it along with the inner fender liners. I live in Kentucky, and we have salt on the roads. I just changed my oil a couple of weeks ago, and there wasn't any salt on the bottom of the engine let alone the fire blanket.The fire blanket that’s inside the hood . It does not protect the paint it’s for noise and for when engine catches on fire the clips melt and the blanket chokes fire . I have taken mine off my 2013 Si never had paint issue been doing to all my cars . In Canada with salt all it does collect salt and crap . And if my car would catch fire I won’t be watching to make sure the liner kills the fire lol . It’s just so much cleaner . This hood is heavy as it is.
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