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    Factory Exhaust Hangers - 4th Gen

    Looking for the factory exhaust hangers/brackets for in the muffler/tailpipe area on a 4th-gen. Rubber must be in good shape and metal not broken or bent. Mine have a crack in the metal so they aren't strong and bend. Someone must have gone to true duals have have these being unused.
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    Did it break on the car side or the exhaust side of the hanger? My hanger broke on the exhaust side and we were able to fashion a hanger from O'Reilly to work.
    Last edited by meissen; September 12th, 2012, 04:45 PM.
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    • #3
      Mine will be for sale shortly, but talk to Fred (Lucky SOB). He had some laying around when I was over there today.

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        Car side. They bolt to the "frame rails".

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          I just had duals installed pics of what you need?
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          • #6
            The part with the rubber that bolts to the frame:





            I *think* LS1 cars have a different style that looks more like this:





            Either one should do.
            Last edited by birdie2000; September 12th, 2012, 08:08 PM.

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            • #7
              Got what you need....
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              • #8
                How many do you have, and which style, first or second?

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                  Originally posted by birdie2000 View Post
                  How many do you have, and which style, first or second?
                  Both...

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                  • #10
                    Ooooh, I'll take all of them. How much you thinking? Do you by some small miracle have the bolts for those?

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by birdie2000 View Post
                      Ooooh, I'll take all of them. How much you thinking? Do you by some small miracle have the bolts for those?
                      I might have them....if not, easy enough to get via hardware store. Shoot me a number via PM, we'll work something out.
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                      • #12
                        Cool, PM on its way!

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                        • #13
                          Brent hooked me up. Thanks again!

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                            Originally posted by birdie2000 View Post
                            Brent hooked me up. Thanks again!
                            No problem Jim! Nice meeting you today....
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