Pypes Mid Muffler system "technically" a drive shaft loop?
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Pypes Mid Muffler system "technically" a drive shaft loop?
If anybody has seen how close the Pypes MM system gets to the driveshaft. Could it "technically" do the same thing as a drive shaft safety loop? Might be a stupid question, but if you think about it. It might be true
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RE: Pypes Mid Muffler system "technically" a drive shaft loop?
kinda........but if the shaft breaks in the front, it isnt going to do much of anything for you....and that is what i would be worried about and why most people only get front loops.
If the thing doesnt come loose i think it would tear the exhaust up in no time flat going all out at 100+ anyway
If the thing doesnt come loose i think it would tear the exhaust up in no time flat going all out at 100+ anyway
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RE: Pypes Mid Muffler system "technically" a drive shaft loop?
Let me think about it...............uh, no.
First of all, the mufflers aren't even close to the driveshaft. Here's a video that shows what i'm talking about (it's upside down, sorry).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ammp24pjxE
A driveshaft safety loop is very close to the driveshaft, so that it can contain it, if it should break. The driveshaft would rip though any exhaust pipes anyway. I have a che front safety loop on mine.
First of all, the mufflers aren't even close to the driveshaft. Here's a video that shows what i'm talking about (it's upside down, sorry).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ammp24pjxE
A driveshaft safety loop is very close to the driveshaft, so that it can contain it, if it should break. The driveshaft would rip though any exhaust pipes anyway. I have a che front safety loop on mine.
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Gary Ugarek
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