Driveshaft Safety Loop? R They a need?

mustangsally93

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by the way this car well never be on a track and never see one. So it not for that. I just want to be safe really.

 

Roland69

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Why wouldn't you for like $35 or 40 bucks and half hour to an hour to put it in > Replacing whatever it takes out if it ever decides to go for a poop.

 

90NotchBack

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Here is my Lakewood driveshaft loop

 

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86bluecobra

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i have a lakewood safety loop and it works great. you NEED one if you run slicks no matter how fast your car is. they are a good safety mod.

 

RacEoHolic330

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^^ I have the exact same one on my car, mounted in the exact same place. If nothing else, its cheap insurance if you ever pop a u joint. Definitely worth the time and effort to install it.

 

fox racer

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Yea no effing way is your Hpipe gunna save your ass if the D/S take a crap. the safety loop is for that, SAFETY. the Hpipe is not only gunna get destroyed in the case of u joint failure, but it would have no way to protect teh floorpan/driver. Its a SAFTEY thing, not a, let me save my D/S thing.

 

mustangsally93

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90NotchBack said:

Here is my Lakewood driveshaft loop

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this is just what I wanted!! Thanks!!