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anyone ever made ther own loop, i have seen a few and honestly it looks like somthin i could make myself, i have a few ideas in my head about how i would do it personally but i was wondering if any1 else had made one themselves or if som1 had an idea of how they would make one, just so i have somthin to compare my idea to lol..
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: North Jersey
Posts: 1,485
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Might as well buy it since it ain't legal in NHRA races unless it has a SFI number on it.
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Wowbagger hates me too!
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Magrathea/California
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if you never plan to run on any sanctioned track then it won't matter. You can get a ref to inspect and sign off on it. They'll affix a sticker and you'll be good to go.
they're not hard to make but make sure you use heavy duty enough metal. 16ga sheet metal is not enough. |
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One Bad Mother Trucker
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I have used some thick and wide flat stock to make my own for many race cars. It is not hard to do. I have the main half of a store bought drive shaft loop if you want to buy it and finish it. I just needed the upper half of it. Here is what it looks like:
$20 shipped. |
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