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ryanheacox 08-16-2019 08:15 AM

Rubber mounting the muffler
 

For anyone that is curious, I installed a Walker 36272 universal exhaust hanger last night to replace the stock clamp.



The hanger required some bending and modification to fit but on a test drive I would say the overall feeling of noise and vibration in the car has been reduced by about 25%. For the $4.50 that the hanger costs and the hour or so taken to install it I think this is a very worth while modification for those that don't have high point cars.


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NZ28ModelA 08-16-2019 03:39 PM

Re: Rubber mounting the muffler
 

Thanks Ryan, I have often wondered about what effect the solid mounted exhaust was having and if anyone had done anything..

Regards

Steve

redmodelt 08-16-2019 05:44 PM

Re: Rubber mounting the muffler
 

If the exhaust tail pipe is mounted solid, it was done wrong. :)

ryanheacox 08-16-2019 06:16 PM

Re: Rubber mounting the muffler
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by redmodelt (Post 1788719)
If the exhaust tail pipe is mounted solid, it was done wrong. :)

Correct. Mine was floating in the clamp but steel on steel that isn’t clamped tight is gonna vibrate. I wanted to try the clamp they sell with the asbestos-like lining but this was cheaper and free shipping.

1crosscut 08-16-2019 07:18 PM

Re: Rubber mounting the muffler
 

I've done something quite similar with my AA. No noises at all. I am pleased with it.

CarlG 08-16-2019 07:27 PM

Re: Rubber mounting the muffler
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1crosscut (Post 1788742)
I've done something quite similar with my AA. No noises at all. I am pleased with it.

Same with my pickup.

Railcarmover 08-17-2019 08:49 AM

Re: Rubber mounting the muffler
 

You transfer vibration,you cant remove it,the tail pipe clamp transfers vibration to the frame.By stopping this transfer the result in the car is noticeable,but you are relying more on the lead pipe flange/exhaust manifold connection to handle the vibration..and that flange does fail even with a stock tail pipe clamp.

daren007 08-17-2019 08:56 AM

Re: Rubber mounting the muffler
 

Tried that with a insulator bushing. Waste of time.

mike657894 08-17-2019 09:13 AM

Re: Rubber mounting the muffler
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by ryanheacox (Post 1788534)
For anyone that is curious, I installed a Walker 36272 universal exhaust hanger last night to replace the stock clamp.



The hanger required some bending and modification to fit but on a test drive I would say the overall feeling of noise and vibration in the car has been reduced by about 25%. For the $4.50 that the hanger costs and the hour or so taken to install it I think this is a very worth while modification for those that don't have high point cars.


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1




did you use the same frame hole? could you post a picture? Im not picturing how the different style clamp gets the job done. I think i want to do this mod on my car.

whirnot 08-17-2019 09:26 AM

Re: Rubber mounting the muffler
 

Good idea, think I will put one on my CCPU.
Pretty easy since it is currently without a body.

taffrail 08-17-2019 02:37 PM

Re: Rubber mounting the muffler
 

1 Attachment(s)
Attachment 404473
I tried one of these with a 28-29 clamp, works well no rattle.


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