Polyurethane exuast hangers?
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Polyurethane exuast hangers?
anyone know where or from what web site i can order the poly hangers from
they are stiffer than the stock rubber ones so your muffler doesnt move around at all
i cant seem to find them anywhere so any help would be appreciated
they are stiffer than the stock rubber ones so your muffler doesnt move around at all
i cant seem to find them anywhere so any help would be appreciated
can anyone tell me why any one would want to put a stiffer hanger on their exhaust. the reason for the soft ones is to absorb the vibrations of the exhaust. with a stiffer hanger the whole car absorbs the vibrations.
Originally posted by blustrek01
can anyone tell me why any one would want to put a stiffer hanger on their exhaust. the reason for the soft ones is to absorb the vibrations of the exhaust. with a stiffer hanger the whole car absorbs the vibrations.
can anyone tell me why any one would want to put a stiffer hanger on their exhaust. the reason for the soft ones is to absorb the vibrations of the exhaust. with a stiffer hanger the whole car absorbs the vibrations.
get ur exhaust welded right and u shouldnt have problems.... mine doesnt move at all.
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Thats not the problem the exuast is welded right it just moves a little bit and i dont like that its not the metal hanger its the rubber hangers and its not so stiff it doesnt absorb the vibrations it still will it just is stiffer so the exaust doesnt move at all
its designed to move..... deal with it . do u have spring washers on each flange? their supposed to deal with the moving... otherwise ... its not ur exhaust thats causing the movement.. its ur Engine... get new engine mounts if any are bad.
and the exhaust is designed to move alil...
and the exhaust is designed to move alil...
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