Bumper tube sizing
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#3
1.5" or 1.75" .120 is the way to go. Any bigger/smaller than that looks goofy on our trucks...
I just bought some 1.75" .120 DOM last week and it cost $3.72/ft mild will be a bit less than that. It could also be different since you are in TX, only way to find out would be to call the metal supply house.
I just bought some 1.75" .120 DOM last week and it cost $3.72/ft mild will be a bit less than that. It could also be different since you are in TX, only way to find out would be to call the metal supply house.
#5
1.5" or 1.75" .120 is the way to go. Any bigger/smaller than that looks goofy on our trucks...
I just bought some 1.75" .120 DOM last week and it cost $3.72/ft mild will be a bit less than that. It could also be different since you are in TX, only way to find out would be to call the metal supply house.
I just bought some 1.75" .120 DOM last week and it cost $3.72/ft mild will be a bit less than that. It could also be different since you are in TX, only way to find out would be to call the metal supply house.
I looks like the main tube is 2 inches and the other tubes are 1-3/4. maybe its my eyes though...
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#9
1.5" or 1.75" .120 is the way to go. Any bigger/smaller than that looks goofy on our trucks...
I just bought some 1.75" .120 DOM last week and it cost $3.72/ft mild will be a bit less than that. It could also be different since you are in TX, only way to find out would be to call the metal supply house.
I just bought some 1.75" .120 DOM last week and it cost $3.72/ft mild will be a bit less than that. It could also be different since you are in TX, only way to find out would be to call the metal supply house.
that is what i was thinkin!
but steel seems to be just as bad in price. i remember it used to be cheap!
#10
not to mention, IMO 2" looks funky..
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