Tubing material
03-01-2007, 07:58 PM
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I build roll cages for road race F-Cars. We've found that dirt track shops have a great selection of lines, fittings and fabrication materials at prices a LOT cheaper than many suppliers.
We recently bought 120' of 0.095 wall, 1 3/4", DOM, steel tubing for a tick under $5 a foot. Places like Metal Supermarkets wanted close to $7/foot.
Other examples are aeroquip fittings are Jegs priced, -3 braided brake lines are $8-15 each depending upon length and fitting angle and all kinds of chassis and suspension parts
We recently bought 120' of 0.095 wall, 1 3/4", DOM, steel tubing for a tick under $5 a foot. Places like Metal Supermarkets wanted close to $7/foot.
Other examples are aeroquip fittings are Jegs priced, -3 braided brake lines are $8-15 each depending upon length and fitting angle and all kinds of chassis and suspension parts
03-01-2007, 08:05 PM
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Originally Posted by mitchntx
I build roll cages for road race F-Cars. We've found that dirt track shops have a great selection of lines, fittings and fabrication materials at prices a LOT cheaper than many suppliers.
We recently bought 120' of 0.095 wall, 1 3/4", DOM, steel tubing for a tick under $5 a foot. Places like Metal Supermarkets wanted close to $7/foot.
Other examples are aeroquip fittings are Jegs priced, -3 braided brake lines are $8-15 each depending upon length and fitting angle and all kinds of chassis and suspension parts
We recently bought 120' of 0.095 wall, 1 3/4", DOM, steel tubing for a tick under $5 a foot. Places like Metal Supermarkets wanted close to $7/foot.
Other examples are aeroquip fittings are Jegs priced, -3 braided brake lines are $8-15 each depending upon length and fitting angle and all kinds of chassis and suspension parts
