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Okay ive pull my engine to do some work.So while it was out i got the idea to smooth all the welds and cracks in the engine bay to give it the more custom look my question is.Im using bondo hair,bondo glass and bondo when i put the all back together and pull 1.43 60 fts is it all gonna crack and bust loose?
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yes its sanded to bare metal and cleaned then applyed the hair i think ill prob just remove it all must of been one of those slow ideas it would of helped but oh well thats what chrome is for
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You could carbon fiber it, then paint over the carbon fiber (I guess) and never have to worry. It would take a SHITLOAD of torque to crack that stuff. You'd probably end up twisting your unibody before you snapped some carbon fiber. It'd be an expensive project, but damn, can you imagine the visual impact that would have?