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    1. 12-08-2010 #1
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      Curved frame rail sections

      I remember seeing a parts feature in either Hot Rod or Popular Hot Rodding about pre-fabbed frame rail (2x3" and other size) curves for use when fabbing up your own rails to avoid the angular look. Tried google for a while with no luck, anyone here have any knowledge?

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      Quote Originally Posted by theRG View Post
      I remember seeing a parts feature in either Hot Rod or Popular Hot Rodding about pre-fabbed frame rail (2x3" and other size) curves for use when fabbing up your own rails to avoid the angular look. Tried google for a while with no luck, anyone here have any knowledge?
      Here ya go http://www.welderseries.com/catalog/...p?cPath=22_125
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      autofab makes custom rails.
      My build thread: https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...ing&highlight=

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      We're pretty good at bending tubing. 2x3x0.120, 2x4x0.120, and 2x4x0.180. 2x3 is usuable in only a few areas on street cars, so be sure to pick the correct size.
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      Quote Originally Posted by silver69camaro View Post
      We're pretty good at bending tubing. 2x3x0.120, 2x4x0.120, and 2x4x0.180. 2x3 is usuable in only a few areas on street cars, so be sure to pick the correct size.
      Hi Matt,

      do you guys sell 2x4" U's the easy way. Our local source doesn't seem to want our business anymore and we have been seaching around but willing to go out of state now. I KNOW your customer service is top notch.

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    7. 12-09-2010 #6
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      Vince, we bend all of our materials in both easy and hard way. Let me know what you need.
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