How to: Seal Shut Quarter Panels WITHOUT WELDING & Bashbar Install | (Season 5 Episode 7)

I install the Heliarc Works front bash bar and test it as a jack point on my 350z. I also show you the budget method on how to seal shut rear quarter panels that have been cut for widebody modification by using seam sealer and rivets. It's not the prettiest solution but its cheap and easy for anyone without access to a welding machine. Since this is my "beater" drift car that is going to get banged up anyways, I did not care about how it looks as long as it keeps the elements out of the cabin. They are covered up by the CCC overfenders anyways. This can help save you time and money compared to if you had to send it into a shop for them to weld it up.
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[@cre8tivegarage157]

Very informative video bro here from Las-Vegas

[@Riskspeed]

Thanks! I’m glad it’s helpful! That is my goal on these how to videos! 🙏🏻

[@cre8tivegarage157]

Keep all the hard working coming we are also car enthusiasts from Las Vegas so we hope we can support each other’s channels 🥂😎

[@silumansulingiblis]

I did a same method, but I am using a superglue with sands for stick the panels and cover it with resin and fiberglass

[@Riskspeed]

That is interesting, it probably ended up looking better than mine lol

[@silumansulingiblis]

@@Riskspeed it's last for more than 3 years no leak and no rust. Powerglue and sands/any absorbing liquid powder like flour or cigarette ashes much stronger than metal paste. Proved by me. Hehehe

[@Riskspeed]

@@silumansulingiblis wow yeah that is interest but I agree there is more than one way to do anything, as long as it works! haha

[@TheKeatyBear]

Very informative! Could you tell me what the wheel and tire specs you use for the crown carbon fenders?

[@Riskspeed]

Glad you found it helpful! 235/40/18 on a 18x10.5 but I had to run 2 inch spacers in the rear compared to when it was stock body.

[@joshderish5909]

How long do you think it took to cut and seal it up

[@Riskspeed]

It can all be done in a few hours depending how long you to take to measure and cut.

[@xxtravisscottxx1471]

What rims did you use?

[@Riskspeed]

They were Ambit SR71 wheels

[@gubbins4655]

How well has this held up well?

[@Riskspeed]

It’s been over 1.5 years and no issues! I might make a follow up video at the 2 year mark to show results