exhaust hangars (donuts)?
05-31-06, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted by TurboIIRyan
2+ years with no problems whatsoever(20,000+km). Going on my 3rd summer on the same set. Mine are 1/2" wide and you can't move the system back and forth easily. I don't see them failing anytime soon, and if they do, well its cheap. Don't knock something If you haven't tried it before.
05-31-06, 10:59 AM
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RB's instructions actually suggest what was suggested above, that you try rotating the pipe a bit before tightening it up.
In my case there were a couple of other factors. As for the rubber donuts that Aaron mention, I found that despite having a smaller inner diameter they stretch more than the stock peices. I put two on each hanger and it worked better.
In my case there were a couple of other factors. As for the rubber donuts that Aaron mention, I found that despite having a smaller inner diameter they stretch more than the stock peices. I put two on each hanger and it worked better.
05-31-06, 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Aaron Cake
I would never try it. I tend to look at systems thinking of the future and a zip-tied muffler screams "Failure!". Also I bet that track officials would have a fit if they saw something like that...
I could attach my fenders with super-glue and they will hold on for a couple years probably, then they fall off suddenly and cause damage, costing me more money than the damn clips i was too cheap to replace..
Spend the $10 and save yourself a potential wrecked muffler or gooey or bad smelling etc.
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