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BMR Front Driveshaft Safety Loop; Black Hammertone (11-23 Mustang GT, EcoBoost, V6)

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BMR Front Driveshaft Safety Loop; Black Hammertone (11-23 Mustang GT, EcoBoost, V6)
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      Video Review & Installation

      Hey, guys, Stephanie with AmericanMuscle.com. Here with this Drive Shaft Safety Loop from BMR for all 2011 to 2014 GT and V6s and all 2012 to 2013 Boss Mustangs. The BMR Drive Shaft Safety Loop is going to be for the Mustang owners out there that are doing some racing or launches and want to keep things safe. If you're drag racing your Mustang, I'm sure that you already know that there's a certain point where you need the drive shaft safety loop in order to pass tech, and the BMR Front Loop here is NHRA legal. If you don't already know, the whole idea of a drive shaft safety loop like this one here is to contain the drive shaft and keep it in place in the event of a u-joint or a drive shaft failure. If your drive shaft or u-joint fail and you don't have a loop to catch it, it's going to hit the ground which can be a scary event. It can even flip the car over. The NHRA requires the use of a drive shaft safety loop if your car is running faster than a 13.99 with slicks or an 11.49 on a street tire in the quarter mile. So there are a few different options when it comes to a loop, but the BMR here is made from a quarter inch thick steel plate. Now you can see the thickness of it right here. This is definitely a solid piece, and then it's coated with a black hammer tone powder. And it's even designed to be an easy bolt on that uses the existing mounting holes, so there's no drilling or welding required. And it's going to fit both manual and automatic cars. The only thing it's not going to fit is the GT500 model. And there are some different options out there as far as the safety loop goes. Lakewood and JPC Racing have some offerings, but they're going to cost more than the BMR option here.The only thing I will say about this loop is that it may require some shimming if you're using an aftermarket one piece drive shaft. The loop is a closed fit for safety over the factory drive shaft. So just be mindful of that. Now we are going to install this loop with an aluminum one piece drive shaft so you can see what I'm talking about. As far as price, you're going to be looking at spending a little over $100 for the BMR here. But like I said, there are some other options like Lakewood and JPC, but those are more expensive.And the BMR does have a rear tunnel brace for the safety loop which is a little bit different design than this if you want to check that out, too. So the install here is really pretty easy. I'm going to call it a one out of three wrenches on the scale, and should take about an hour or two to get everything wrapped up and ready to go. As far as tools, you're looking at needing a few sockets, a three-eighths drive ratchet or impact, and a nine-sixteenths wrench. As usual, a lift is really going to make things easier here. If you've got some jack stands, those will work, too.And one last thing you'll need a torque wrench. You don't want to be doing this thing without torqueing things down properly. Once the car is up and supported on a lift or jack stands, you're going to want to support the trans with a jack so you can loosen the two trans mounting nuts and remove the four cross member bolts so you can drop the cross member. Insert the provided trans mount spacer into the cross member, and hold the BMR Drive Shaft Loop mounting plate and OE cross member up into place for the BMR Drive Shaft Loop mounting plate. Position between OE cross member and the floor pan. Insert the provided bolts and washers, then torque to 85 foot pounds. After that you can torque down your trans mounts and install the drive shaft safety loop. It goes over the smaller portion of the drive shaft, and this is where you might need to shim the loop so you can fit it over an aluminum one piece drive shaft. You can see how we did it here. The three-eighths bolts are then to be torqued to 40 foot pounds, and then you're ready to go. Wrapping things up here, a drive shaft safety loop is a necessary safety device if you plan on hitting the drag strip, and it can bring a lot of peace of mind if you're planning on some hard launches. BMR's Front Safety Loop is a quarter inch thick and will work with both a factory and an aftermarket drive shaft. It's easy to install, and it's also on the less expensive side of the offerings. And you can check it out more online right here at AmericanMuscle.com.

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      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • Additional Safety - Front Driveshaft Safety Loop
      • NHRA Legal
      • Made from 1/4" Thick Steel Plate
      • Bolt-On Design
      • Black Hammer-Tone Powder Coat Finish
      • Made in the USA
      • Fits 2011-2023 GT, EcoBoost and V6 Mustangs

      Description

      Added Safety. This BMR Front Driveshaft Safety Loop is NHRA legal to safely contain your Mustangs drive shaft in place in the event of a U-joint or driveshaft failure that could other wise cause your pony to flip over. The NHRA requires the use of a driveshaft safety loop on vehicles running 13.99 on slicks and 11.49 on street tires in the quarter mile.

      Quality Construction. Made in the USA from 1/4-Inch steel plate for strength this front Safety Loop is then completed with a long-lasting black hammer-tone powdercoat finish, and is designed to be an easy bolt-on using existing mounting holes, no welding or drilling is required.

      Application. The BMR Suspension Front Driveshaft Safety Loop is designed to fit both manual and automatic 2011-2023 GT, EcoBoost and V6 Mustangs. Will not fit Shelby GT500 models.

      Technical Note. May require drive shaft loop shimming when using aftermarket one-piece drive shafts.

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      Details

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      Installation & What's in the Box

      Installation Info

      What's in the Box

      • (1) Driveshaft Safety Loop
      • (1) Two-piece bracket
      • (4) Bolts
      • (4) Washers
      • (4) Nuts
      • (4) Small Bolts
      • (4) Small Washers
      • (4) Small Nuts
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        Will It Fit My Mustang

        • Boss 302 - 12, 13
        • Bullitt - 19, 20
        • EcoBoost - 23
        • GT - 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23
        • Mach 1 - 21, 22, 23
        • V6 - 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17

        Will not fit Shelby GT500 models

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