Does coroplast melt from exhaust pipes?
 

Can coroplast catch fire from your exhaust?

I get this question a lot about my underbelly tray and rear diffuser

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The answer is yes, but there's more...

I found these videos about the burning characteristics of coroplast

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The first video shows that yes, it can burn, but it can also blow out really quickly. Therefore, since it's under the car, I would imagine that if it ever catches fire, the wind will blow it out quickly.

In the second video, notice it takes a lot longer to catch fire when lit from the "flat surface." I think this is the best representation of how the coroplast sits on my exhaust pipes.

Also keep in mind that the videos use an open flame versus a hot exhaust pipe.

So as you can see from my car, even with a turbo, my exhaust pipes barely melted the coroplast.

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Yes, but that is what aluminum foil is for, to wrap the pipe