kobraa

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I am getting ALOT of banging when going over bumps because the driveshaft safety loop keeps hitting my TSP True Dual exhaust setup. Which safety loop would work best with a 3" True Dual exhaust setup without banging all over the place? What kind of set ups do you guys have?

kobraa

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Bump^^^^ anyone know which safety loop would create the least banging?

MidwestChassis

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If you want to PM me pictures I can take a look to see if ours will work better for you. We have one of the best tunnel forming bolt in drive shaft loops on the market. You also don't have to worry about ground clearance like you do with some.

trik396

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Can you post a pic of this? or pm me with it... just got the S60 I bought from ya installed and am looking for a loop.

bigblockb

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I am using the TSP duals with a Lakewood loop and have not had any problems at all.

ssvert99

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here ya go. this is the best fitting bolt-on loop on the market and will work with most any torque arm or exhaust, no ground clearance issues like most others do.

BlackScreaminMachine

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^ Thats a good set up. Not that I was looking for ground clearence or TD clearance, I did get a UMI DS Loop and it cleared after market header/Ypipe set up and better up and down clearence for the DS.

kobraa

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ssvert99...that DS loop looks great. Thanks for your reply

24/48

ssvert, got anymore pics of that setup. Tryin to see where the exhaust runs. Thanks.

MidwestChassis

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I don't have any better pics on my computer but I will talk to Eric later to see if he does but I tossed one up in a shop car so you can get an idea of were everything fits..

kobraa

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Do you gota remove the torque arm also in order to bolt this up?

MidwestChassis

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It would make the process a lot easier to do so since ours also mounts behind the fuel lines. You could try to get it in by snaking it around I'm sure if you tried, all though it might take longer than just simply unbolting a couple items and bolting them back on.

Blu99T/A

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I have ZERO issues with my Lakewood DSL and my 3" TSP duals.