Sam@Coastal
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Said no one ever. Nice piece...
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REALLY regretting installing A BMR driveshaft loop....
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Sam@Coastal
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Money shot
Anthony@HTM
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Haha good title, looks like a great piece.
esacteksab
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Got one sitting in the garage. Regretting not having put it on when I did the cat back. /firstWorldProblem.
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That looks amazing.
Cascadia_302
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It does look very good, now doing the math on a car with three axles you only have two more to go....depending on how fast and under what sanctioning body/track the particular IRS car is racing like the early 60's corvettes.
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Geeeze, now another must have BMR product [emoji6] time to go place another order......
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Grimace427
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Did it affect your pinion angle? I recall Kelly mentioning something about that.
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It will NOT change the pinion angle. There's a spacer plate that installs between the trans mount and the cross-member that will keep the trans in the same position it was prior to installation of the DS Loop.
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