Good fitting Driveshaft Safety Loop

Im looking for a driveshaft safety loop that bolts up nice.

Any leads appreciated.

Thanks
Tim

 

good luck


i think all of them require some work, i bought a summit uni. loop and its a PITA it does fit at all, going to have to cut it down

 

If it's a true "bolt on device" it doesn't work.

 

What do you mean by that? :16suspect

 

I think what he means is that if its a "bolt on" loop it wont work but we already knew that

 

So are ya saying just build one from scratch?

 

prolly be less of a hassle , they sell custom loops from summit and jegs, which you cut and weld to fit

 

Loops are easy parts to make that the most novice builder can handle. The best fitting loops start out as a 1" wide x 1/4" thick piece of flat bar stock and are cold bent around a small forked tree. Not trying to be a smartie pants - just improvise. Only tools required are a hand drill and a hacksaw - which you will need to have to "tweek" any "bolt-on" loop.

Cleaver

 

There's really nothing wrong with a Lakewood #18000 universal loop. I have one on my car; (it was already installed when I bought it). It's not pretty, but it does the job and passes tech.

 

yeah you prolly dont know the trouble they went though to make it fit


ask MaverickMatt

 

Aw, it weren't nothin a chop saw and a drill press couldn't cure.