I have a little experiment I would like to try. I wanna take a copper bar plate itin zinc then copper then zinc then copper etc to build up layers then heat it as to make a brass shell out of the layers that is much more durable then one thin layer of brass the you do but plating copper in zinc then heating. Is this possible?
You pour it down the tube where the dipstick is.
cant, its a sealed system dealer serviced only, dont try it
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Copper is softer than brass and zinc is hard, but very easy to break. So, if you layered them and just heated them a little it would not be as strong as brass. If you heated them enough to form brass, it would BE brass.and brass is not stronger than brass.
