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Old 06-24-2006, 10:37 PM
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is everybody using? I was looking at the spohn loop, but not sure if there is much difference. Anyone having clearence problems with headers/y pipe?
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I am running the BMR loop on my Z. No clearance issues here.
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i have an slp for sale, pm me if interested
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UMI performance. I think It was $50.
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has anybody made one that'll fit an x-pipe yet?
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Originally Posted by Malko
has anybody made one that'll fit an x-pipe yet?
Good question...

My local drag strip requires you have one on any car running I think a 13.50 or better...

They haven't caught me yet, though.
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Originally Posted by Malko
has anybody made one that'll fit an x-pipe yet?
I have a lakewood loop with my custom true-duals & x-pipe. No clearance problems whatsoever.
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Get the SLP, best fit and finish, nice solid piece!
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Originally Posted by Billiumss
Get the SLP, best fit and finish, nice solid piece!
I agree.
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my slp is still for sale if anyone interested
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Originally Posted by ReD95LT1
my slp is still for sale if anyone interested
As is mine... It hit my stock exhaust, so it is brand new, never used. PM for details. It is a nice piece tho.
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Lakewood here, heavy duty, cheap, and adjustable.
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Originally Posted by mcamp001
is everybody using? I was looking at the spohn loop, but not sure if there is much difference. Anyone having clearence problems with headers/y pipe?
Hi

The Spohn and Lakewood are identical. The Spohn is powdercoated wich looks better. The Lakewood is zink coated which does not look as good, but it is half the price. Also, many local shops sell Lakewood so you might be able to find it witjhout having to order over the web.

JA
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I have the lakewood, its cheap, adjustable, and it it has good clearance for my true dual exhaust going in shortly.
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I currently have a Spohn chasis mount torque arm. It doesn't have a loop on it. What are my options as far as installing a driveshaft loop?



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