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07-11-2001, 11:09 PM
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A square tube is more resistant to bending than a round one for the same dimension 9for example 2" round v/s 2" square) Trust me. I'll do the math if you want. The reason round tubing is used in roll bars is it is easier to form. You couldn't make the bends it multiple directions with square tubing.
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