This Car Flips With A Roll Cage Held Together By Tape...And Survives
Watch this car survive a massive crash using a roll cage connected by tape
Watch as this manly Redneck shows us the power of tape with as extreme a test possible. Jumping a car into a quarry with a roll cage held together by duct tape, the test is then repeated using ‘FiberFix’, a resin-based tape that is apparently 100 times stronger than normal household duct tape.
The car miraculously survives the fall using the strengthened tape and lives to fight another day!
After MCM’s tutorial on roll cage installation, it seems that the Redneck community have very much their own way of doing things. But for the record, Car Throttle do not endorse tape as a genuine roll cage-mating adhesive…
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I don’t need it…. i don’t…. i….
IIIIIIIIIIII NEED ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!
duct tape, the Chuck Norris of DIY repair jobs
*Haggard garage intensifies
I didn’t understand, how is it called?
Michael Bay be like: “Told you anything’s possible!”
I realized that it was made by the guys who made the infomercial for squatty potty: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbYWhdLO43Q
It’s rare the I see a commercial I actually like. Top job.
i dont need fiber fix, but now i want it
Best commercial ever.
Legend has it that the reason jet fuel can’t melt steel beams is because the twin towers were built entirely out of FiberFix