exhaust mounts

[s.mac]

does anyone know if there are any others mounts that you can buy apart from these?

http://www.turnermotorsport.com/html/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=18201401797

I have just changed 1 that snapped when fitting a new custom made exhaust and noticed another has gone, the old ones have a metal surround but the replacements are as in the pic, rubber only and they don't look up to the job and gives the exhaust quite a bit of movement, it now rubs on the carbon diffuser when going over bumps :banghead:
and they are £38 each!! robbing _ _ _ _ _

[TANKSLAPPER]

At the same time you should change the smaller rubber mounts near the cat's, they also go and are quite cheap !

[s.mac]

I didnt spot those but will have a look, thanks

[NZ_M3]

The bracket is a separate part that you purchase separately (part 10 below 18207839657). Don't just put the rubber mount on there without the bracket it'll rip itself to pieces in no time.

[7.77]

just check mine, also broken :banghead:

[mattCSLnut]

Also check No.8s ... there are two of these, mounted onto a steel plate that is bolted to the chassis. These support the mid pipes, before the back box. Mine became week after the long Ring weekend (thank U Karussell) and now the exhaust bangs on the suspension, when going over bumps. £20 all in for 2X mounts & associated nuts has just been ordered from the Main Steelers :thumbs:

The bracket is a separate part that you purchase separately (part 10 below 18207839657). Don't just put the rubber mount on there without the bracket it'll rip itself to pieces in no time.

[s.mac]

thanks for the info, I havent bought the separate part (10) :banghead: and will need to check the rest of the underneath :whistle:

[s.mac]

I cant believe they've gone from quite a good mount to separate rubber piece and backing plate, the new one doesn't even have a steel support in the centre for the exhaust, I cant see them lasting long even with a backing plate :whistle:

[7.77]

i didn't notice the way it fits:

metal part (of part number 10) facing the exhaust, or on the other direction ?