[wang970305]

Originally Posted by SSFury

It's kind of like Insurance. You love your family, and you're paying for something for basically nothing for you, but you're just hoping you don't die. Thats the tunnel brace. You love your drive shaft. You don't ever plan on breaking it. But on that day, it's going to get you. So insurance, or no insurance. It's kind of on you.

oof, on my way to the muffler shop now

[Joshinator99]

Originally Posted by SSFury

It's kind of like Insurance. You love your family, and you're paying for something for basically nothing for you, but you're just hoping you don't die. Thats the tunnel brace. You love your drive shaft. You don't ever plan on breaking it. But on that day, it's going to get you. So insurance, or no insurance. It's kind of on you.

The tunnel brace is NOT the same as a DS loop, to be clear. The DS offers much more protection in the event of a DS break. I snapped my stock DS at the strip and was REALLY glad I had the DS loop.

[lt4camaro]

With two solid lengths of 2.75 or 3.0 inch steel exhaust pipe directly under the entire length of the drive shaft, I would not worry about it too much.