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Are driveshaft/half shaft safety loops a good idea?

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Old 01-11-2002, 02:11 PM
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Default Are driveshaft/half shaft safety loops a good idea?

How much are they and where do you buy them?
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Default Re: Are driveshaft/half shaft safety loops a good idea? (John Dirks)

I only see them used in drag racing to keep the car from doing a pole vault if the front U-joint dies. I'll bet Jegs has 'em.
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Default Re: Are driveshaft/half shaft safety loops a good idea? (John Dirks)

For a front drive shaft loop a flat piece of aluminum or steel bolted through the floor will keep the driveshaft from falling on the road. We already have a rear on. I made half shaft loops but they were alot more work.

The aluminum flat stock above the cross over is to catch the drive shaft.

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