What is the Difference Between Chassis Armor and Engine Guard Plate?
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The differences between chassis armor and engine guard plate are: 1. Different physical properties: Chassis armor is an adhesive rubber asphalt coating; the engine guard plate is an engine protection device. 2. Different functions: Chassis armor is for sound insulation and protecting the chassis; the engine guard plate ensures the engine is not damaged by obstacles from below. The functions of chassis armor are: 1. Ensuring driving safety; 2. Improving driving comfort. The functions of the engine guard plate are: 1. Preventing rainwater and snow from entering the engine compartment; 2. Preventing small hard objects kicked up during driving from hitting the engine; 3. Avoiding or reducing damage to the engine caused by obstacles from below.