Finally a quality , affordable set of loops are available.I'm posting this for Aaron @ HD Fab

For drag racing or general safety, these loops are built to and beyond, NHRA specs which requires them for any vehicles going 11.49 or faster. They’re more important on 4x4’s since an extra drive shaft is right under your feet. Yoke’s, U-joints and shafts are known to break and/or twist and if you’re doing 25mph or 100mph down the track or highway, the last thing you want is to catapult the truck or even worse, have the shaft come through the floor board.

No welding, cutting or drilling needed as they come ready to mount to the cross member of your Dodge 4x4. Using quality 1” O.D. tubing, the front loop is built to capture your drive shaft in two places for maximum protection. Rear loop is 1.25” O.D.

They can be sent out as raw steel if you prefer to coat them yourself or, we offer powder coating in many different colors. Basic colors included in the price will be (Black, Red and Silver). Please send us an email if another color is preferred. Custom colors require additional costs depending on what is required and will take an extra 1 to 2 weeks for delivery.

Please note: rear loops will not be available for 2 to 3 weeks and pricing is to be determined. As with the front loop, the price will be very reasonable. Preorders are being accepted for the rear loop.

 

 

making any for chevys yet?

 

Any pics with them installed?

 

I'll has some up in a week or 2. Aaron may have some he can post ??

dieseldave, I'd bet if it's possible to do on a Dmax with the way he makes them, and if he can get a Chevy to his shop for a template... they'd be available. It's probably gonna be a while though. If however, you know of other Chevy owners that want some and there's enough to make it worth his while.... have them post thier interest. This all will help Aaron gauge the interest for the loops and for which trucks.

There's obviously a need for all brand trucks. From what I understand, his plan is to finish perfecting the Dodge 3rd gen stuff, start on the 2nd gen.

 

They sure turned out nice! I wish someone would have had the time to build them for ya!!

 

what's up Kyle. Yeah it's been a while I've been searching for a nice set. I figured Bruce just had too many things going on to worry about it.

It's all good though. Aaron came up with a sweet set up with some emphasis on quality and how they mount, unlike some others that have just thrown them together. I'm sure he'll do well with them once the word is out.

 

Nice work.

 

ok cool thanks

 

I know I am bringing this up from the dead but are these still being made? And will they fit a 2011?