Two inch DOM tubing?

[Flash Gordan]

Anybody know where I can get 1.5 and 2 inch .250 thick DOM in the South Jersey, northern Delaware, or Philadelphia areas? My local steel supplier, Fazzio Steel, doesn't have 2". But they do have 1.5", but only .120 thick.

 

[Musick17]

Thats thick tubing!

 

[Sasquatch_Ryda]

That is pretty normal sized tubing for suspension links/ trac bars. Some will run .375 wall lower links.

 

[Flash Gordan]

That is pretty normal sized tubing for suspension links/ trac bars. Some will run .375 wall lower links.

That is exactly what I need it for.

 

[straycat]

What are you building?

 

[wahlstrom1]

That is pretty normal sized tubing for suspension links/ trac bars. Some will run .375 wall lower links.

That is exactly what I need it for.

What are you building?

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[Flash Gordan]

I could say all sorts of things. But I won't. Anybody know where I can get DOM tubing?

 

[Mac]

Try McMaster-Carr? Know you are going to want a good grade, not sure if they would have it or not. Google if not them.
Dave of the Nord

 

[wahlstrom1]

If you have no luck locally try Dan @ RuffStuff, he's a vendor on here and he's selling it HERE.

 

[Flash Gordan]

Try McMaster-Carr? Know you are going to want a good grade, not sure if they would have it or not. Google if not them.
Dave of the Nord

I checked McMaster's website. They do not carry 2" DOM tubing that is .250 thick. Thanks for the idea though.

 

[Flash Gordan]

If you have no luck locally try Dan @ RuffStuff, he's a vendor on here and he's selling it HERE.

If all else fails, I'll give Dan a call. I was hoping to find someone local.

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