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Old 09-14-2004, 10:44 PM
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Are these things hollow

I ordered a pair of these off eBay, the description and everything says that they are BMR, and I don't see why the seller would lie, but these are hollow on the inside. Were they supposed to be that way, or did I buy SFCs that aren't really what they say they are
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They are made from a piece of tubing, so it will be hollow. If not, they would weight a ton!
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They are hollow. If they were solid they would weigh too much. Hollow is plenty strong.
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Okay, just making sure Solid would be some strong little mothers though
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Yep def tubing, your good to go
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