plan to build a driveshaft safety loop.

bock

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Anyone have a plan to make a safety loop?

 

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yeah, buy one from your local speed shop, make templates of the pieces, and return it!

 

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RBRANDX said:

yeah, buy one from your local speed shop, make templates of the pieces, and return it!

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or buy it and get it installed. they are less then $40. unless you plan on mass producing them

 

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Yeah I paid somewhere around that for mine ( its a lakewood). For the money it would be more of a pain in the a** to do all the cutting, drilling, and bending than it would be worth...plus, correct me if I am wrong, don't they have to pass tech?

 

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RBRANDX said:

plus, correct me if I am wrong, don't they have to pass tech?

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do they really get under the car and look? they do ask if i have one but i dont need one yet. you need it at 12.99 on street tires. im getting mine soon when i get my subframes installed.

 

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Try this out.

 

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Shakerhood

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I remember seeing a cool set up that had the loop attached to the SFCs so that there was no drilling through the floor needed.