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The rear silencer doesn't come far enough forward to pick up on the centre mounting bracket neatly (the bracket aligns with the clamp that secures the silencer to the collector). Will usually dispatch within same working day if paid before 13:00 GMT (excludes weekends and holidays).These provide that little bit of extra flexibility that stops exhaust installation being such a pain-in-the-neck job. I checked this before assembling as I wanted to ensure that over the likely range of movement in use the load would be borne by the rubber and not by the bolt "locking" in the holes, which would have imparted large bending loads.

I replaced my perished exhaust bobbin with one from a local motor factors but 6 months on it looks as bad as the one it replaced. Actually, the bobbins and the hanger at the front of the rear subframe are ideal for mounting a mini exhaust.Now not all exhaust have the same mountings and hangers but this will give you an idea of what a good setup should look like! The leaders of the local classic club happened to have both of the subframe mounts laying around so he let me have them. Then contact your credit card company, it may take some time before your refund is officially posted. sorry i hadn't heard from you and have sold the kit to a neighbour, although i might have some other bobbins/brackets and hangers that might help you.

I don't know how but I took a knock to my rear exhaust mount pushing it almost parallel with the ground and pretty much folding the bobbin at right angles. I know I could get a bracket welded to the silencer extending forward but I think it would look mess and I prefer the clean lines of the system as it is. Wrightpayne - It might give more flex without the washers but I think from the feel of it that the flex is about right. We also do not accept products that are intimate or sanitary goods, hazardous materials, or flammable liquids or gases. muxh free movement available that this would mean moving beyond the point where the original bobbin would have been badly damaged anyway).At the engine end, there's a squiggly section of pipe to take it round the gear linkage box thing, but instead of running along the exhaust channel in the chassis, it kind of hangs underneath it, which is no good. i got the arches from huddersfield spares, they recommended them to go with my 6x12 revs and the rubber strip came with them. Go to a motor factors like Halfords in the UK (or something similar where you are) and they should be able to supply you with some Mini (old classic Mini) exhaust rubber mounts, cheap as chips and similar to Norton stuff apart from a radiused centre.

I'd worry that polyurethane wouldn't have enough 'give' in it and would strain the exhaust but the machine mount links look good. I planned to sandwich each of the 26mm wide rubber bushes between 25mm M8 stainless penny washers to distribute the load evenly. WAY more expensive than the correct ones, but might be a bit more available stateside if you just can't wait.rubber silencer mounting, RGM carries them, I'm sure Norvil, Hemmings, Andover, Burtons Bits they're rather common. i think you could get an rc40 fitting kit to do the job you want it too, you may have to drill some holes in the centre of the frame to mount the bobbins and the hanging plate - nothign too serious. Depending on where you live, the time it may take for your exchanged product to reach you, may vary.