Umi Boxed SFCs
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Round tubing is stronger against torsional and angular forces, but square tubing is more resistant to parallel forces from side to side. In a SFC application where strength is the point (you're tying the subframes together, so this should be obvious), boxed is a better choice. If weight is more important, then go with tubular SFCs.
I went with boxed. No compromises in rigidity.
I went with boxed. No compromises in rigidity.
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Thanks for the input guys. I was going to change my order to tubular, but was unable to. I have the boxed SFCs coming tomorrow. Either way its better than doing nothing. Does anyone have drive shaft input/suggestions for the new 9" thats going in? What yoke should I use?