driveshaft loop problem, help!
08-31-2007, 09:00 PM
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driveshaft loop problem, help! I just bought the Jegster driveshaft loop for the F-bods and it only looks like I can use 2 of the 4 bolts if you look at this pic you can tell that it is not as wide as the Lakewood or the SLP. Have you guys got any input?http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...57228_-1_10061
08-31-2007, 09:37 PM
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Originally Posted by 2 fast 2000
That's right! You should be using 4 total. 2 on one side and two on the other. My BMR only uses 4 total, so you should be good.
What do you mean?
I can only get 2 bolts in not 4
the bracket on the loop don't seem wide enough.
Should I scrap this thing and get a Lakewood , or what does anyone think?
I called Jegs tech support on this and they seem as sharp and a butter knife.
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By looking at the link, does it look like it will only fit a 82-92 or what?
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09-04-2007, 09:23 PM
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well if they are all the same, how come it won't line up right?
Like I said, by looking at the jegster one vs. the lakewood one the spacing between
the two bolt holes on both sides are about an inch and a half off.
any feedback on this?
Like I said, by looking at the jegster one vs. the lakewood one the spacing between
the two bolt holes on both sides are about an inch and a half off.
any feedback on this?
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09-05-2007, 10:44 PM
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I guess the jegster one sucks? lol
I looked and Lakewood sells one for 82-92 and 93-02...
I can get you the lakewood one for $50.99 plus tax...that's $1 cheaper than Jegs
plus you don't have to pay they're shipping and handling or whatever!
I looked and Lakewood sells one for 82-92 and 93-02...
I can get you the lakewood one for $50.99 plus tax...that's $1 cheaper than Jegs
plus you don't have to pay they're shipping and handling or whatever!
09-07-2007, 07:50 PM
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Originally Posted by LS1BADZ
I guess the jegster one sucks? lol
I looked and Lakewood sells one for 82-92 and 93-02...
I can get you the lakewood one for $50.99 plus tax...that's $1 cheaper than Jegs
plus you don't have to pay they're shipping and handling or whatever!
I looked and Lakewood sells one for 82-92 and 93-02...
I can get you the lakewood one for $50.99 plus tax...that's $1 cheaper than Jegs
plus you don't have to pay they're shipping and handling or whatever!
Got a PM from someone selling an SLP D/L for $50.00
might go with that.
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um that says 1982-2002. I might be wrong but I think the body changed in 1993? Not sure if 98-02 is even the same as 93-97? anyways I think you're right, those bolt holes don't look as far apart as it needs to be. Don't know what the SLP is like but I bought the lakewood for my 98 Z28 and I love it. It fits really tight to the tunnel, and it goes up and over the exhaust instead of down under, so I know it's not going to make me lose ground clearance. My UMI brace dragged a lot and at stock height! the only grudge against the lakewood is that the driveshaft weight is freakishly close to the loop, but I have a few thousand miles on it and no problems yet, not even little taps against each other 
