Exhaust parts
Exhaust parts
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s,one

Original Poster:

4,612 posts

267 months

Thursday 14th July 2005
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Does anybody know where I could get an exhaust mounting bracket ,it's the two peice rubber jobby that sits on the end of the ladder frame just before the silencer. Sure it's got a proper name but I would like to get one asap on overnight if poss.

Cheers

steve

budaholic

1,516 posts

264 months

Thursday 14th July 2005
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Its just an exhaust mount, some I believe call it a bobbin?

TVR part no S0223

But I bought one from my local motor factors. Just hunted through the catalogue until I spotted what I wanted. IIRC it was from a Renault Espace!! Might be wrong though.

Hope this helps.

Bud

Rob Dance

200 posts

268 months

Friday 15th July 2005
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The Renault one I chose was a little too thick and set the pipes too close to the diff...... so currently I have a 99p mini bobin doing an excellent job of holding up my stunning new ACT pipes !

>> Edited by Rob Dance on Friday 15th July 10:32

s,one

Original Poster:

4,612 posts

267 months

Friday 15th July 2005
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Rob Dance said:
The Renault one I chose was a little too thick and set the pipes too close to the diff...... so currently I have a 99p mini bobin doing an excellent job of holding up my stunning new ACT pipes !

>> Edited by Rob Dance on Friday 15th July 10:32


Rob is that as in Austin Mini or just a small bobbin and could I ask where you bought it from.

Cheers

Steve

Rob Dance

200 posts

268 months

Friday 15th July 2005
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Yes, it`s the bobbin ( otherwise known as a cotton reel) that comes from a Austin/Morris/B.L. Mini rear exhaust hanger.

I had one in my garage, but I am sure I have seen them in Halfords... or any motor factor should have one.

It`s easier to fit if you loosten/remove the two rear 17mm bolts that hold the guard to the chasis, The guard will then pull down and you can fit the new mounting.

s,one

Original Poster:

4,612 posts

267 months

Friday 15th July 2005
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99p from Halfrauds and fitted in half an hour. Job's a good un. Thanks for responses.

Steve

>> Edited by s,one on Friday 15th July 22:10