Show your Driveshaft Loops
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Here's what I did. I made the loop from one I got from Summit, but fabbed a square tube frame. The mounting brackets are 1/4" plate, with tapped holes, welded to a heavy spot under the seats ( I think in the seat belt boss). The square tube frame has a corresponding mounting bracket.
I thought about coming off the crossmember, but just couldn't come up with anything I liked.( I'm kinda picky that way!)


Don't have any of the rear loop.
I thought about coming off the crossmember, but just couldn't come up with anything I liked.( I'm kinda picky that way!)


Don't have any of the rear loop.
Last edited by wkdivr; May 10, 2012 at 01:58 PM.
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Great ideas and installs guys !!!!!!
I got bit by the pinion angle bug and broke the rear caps of the shaft, it dented my new muffler, and got bent during its bout with the asphalt LOL. , so i had to have another shaft made, got lucky though no other damage. So loops are Next on the list.
I was also curious on how much spacing you guys were using between the shaft and loop, these pics are great for that .
I got bit by the pinion angle bug and broke the rear caps of the shaft, it dented my new muffler, and got bent during its bout with the asphalt LOL. , so i had to have another shaft made, got lucky though no other damage. So loops are Next on the list.
I was also curious on how much spacing you guys were using between the shaft and loop, these pics are great for that .










