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Exhaust mounts

chrisbond69

chris bond
Jun 11, 2005
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Cirencester, Glos
does anyone know if there are uprated exhaust mounts or is it just worth replacing like for like mine are perished and if im gonna replace the exhaust i might as well do it properly, thanks
 

p34ch3y

tastefully modified
Oct 17, 2005
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my miltek system knocks slighty n drops abit lower when the system gets hot so im gunna replace my with some upgraded ones because this problem is starting to do my nut......

ATS said they do some uprated silcone one gunna give them a go i think
 

chrisbond69

chris bond
Jun 11, 2005
1,297
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Cirencester, Glos
my miltek system knocks slighty n drops abit lower when the system gets hot so im gunna replace my with some upgraded ones because this problem is starting to do my nut......

ATS said they do some uprated silcone one gunna give them a go i think


if you could tell me if you get them bud id be interested, also olly i think if powerflex do them i could look into them,
 

p34ch3y

tastefully modified
Oct 17, 2005
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yea will do m8....gunna give ats a go see what i think......my std ones just go like bloody jelly when they get warm [:@]
 

StanTheMan

Guest
Halfords standard rubber mounts with a jubilee clip around them, works mint! With the metal/rubber standard mounts, drill the rivet holding the rubber in. New halfords rubber mount with a jubilee clip again and bolt it into the metal mount.

Mine have been like this for over a year and its still solid
 
Oct 31, 2006
870
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Cambs
I have replaced the existing ones with powerflex rubbers and it sorted my problem, mid box was hitting on the heat shield, it is nice and solid now and has been for a good couple of months
 
Oct 31, 2006
870
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Cambs
i used the powerflex exh005 ones ,a diamond shape, think they are 70mm x 50mm. They are nice and tight on the metal hangers on the exhaust so there is not much movement side to side.

The only thing you have to do is cut the bracket,to remove the OE ones on and replace it with a bolt.
 
Nov 10, 2004
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Colchester, Essex
Thread revival superstar!

I am getting my Blueflame turbo back fitted this week, was thinking of buying new exhaust mounts whilst im at it,

How many exh005 (powerflex) ones do I need?

Many thanks :)
 

20vtwy

Active Member
Sep 29, 2007
66
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Halifax
Thread revival superstar!

I am getting my Blueflame turbo back fitted this week, was thinking of buying new exhaust mounts whilst im at it,

How many exh005 (powerflex) ones do I need?

Many thanks :)

They have 3, i did mine had to get my dad to do a spot of welding tho, there not as easy as it sounds as the mount and rubber come as 1.
 
Nov 10, 2004
1,000
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Colchester, Essex
What do you mean mate, so if I get 3 exhaust mounts, and gave them to the guy when he is fitting my exhaust it will be a mission for him to swap them over?
 

20vtwy

Active Member
Sep 29, 2007
66
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Halifax
The rubber mount is sat on a steel bracket that you have take off, you cant get the rubber off the bracket to replace it without braking the bracket. Once you have got the old rubber mount off and the new 1 on it needs a spot of weld to make it back to as was to put back on the car. Thats how mine were and im sure they have been on there from new. I got powerlex from halfords (same code as guys above) think they were about a fiver each. Ended up wishing id taken mine to the garage took longer than expected.

Hope that helps.
 
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Oct 31, 2006
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When i did mine i just cut the tube out of the braket and put some bolts back through them rather than welding them but same principle.
 
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