parish8

iTrader: (6)

not too long after i put loops on my truck i broke the rear u joint and yolk. no damage other than the drive shaft and yolk. definitely worth the money.

KySilverado

iTrader: (7)

One of the things on my to do list. Luckily only two. I'd probably leave them in so couldn't let them hang so low.

Wilde Racing

iTrader: (26)

Your video is the reason why I decided to do that loop first....

Wilde Racing

iTrader: (26)

The one I installed so far is as high as I could go while allowing clearance for the suspension to droop. I could make it higher but the drive line could contact the loop ...

ChevyTruck

iTrader: (39)

(off topic)Yippee! my 2000 post.(back on topic)

I know this sound stupid but do you leave the bottom hoop when you are using the truck as a DD?

silver-mod-o

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Ill be adding my rear loop next and one in the middle somewhere too, I've always been leary of my carrier bearing coming apart in the burnout box or shifting into 3rd at about 100mph.... For the money, its one of the best undercarriage protective measures you can take. Period....

terravast4

iTrader: (25)

great job man.

Wilde Racing

iTrader: (26)

I might pull it off, but seams how I cant go a single day with out beating on it, I'll leave it until it becomes a issue...

Thanks!!!

AKlowriderZ71

iTrader: (22)

Okay, starting to catch on here. Thought he was building 4 loops for 4 trucks. Didn't think about 2 for the rear shaft and 2 for the front shaft...

Looking real good, too! Very clean install.

Wilde Racing

iTrader: (26)

LOL, right,

I dont like the idea of the front drive shaft coming apart due the the fact a thin piece of sheet metal, some sound deading materiel, carpet, and a rino floor mate is all that is keeping the would-be broking drive shaft from hitting "the twins"...