[anti-FWD]

I'ts gettingreally annoying. i still have the stock rubber hangers. will the poly ones help? or do i have to tie it down? what did you guys do? i'm sure you guys had the same problem after installing an aftermarket exhaust. pls. help...thanx!

 

[SoCal_Brian]

zipties are the answer to everything.

 

[anti-FWD]

whats up brian! anywhere in particular? or i can just figure it out....

 

[SoCal_Brian]

WHAT UP!

I was being sarcastic haha. Hmm, but you could probably do it.

 

[anti-FWD]

oh man! =D> i thought thats what you did lol
but i'll try it anyways with steel zip ties.

 

[Greg G]

I used Nismo hangers to reduce the movement. Solid rubber with just the 2 holes.

 

[JDMAflac]

I'll have to look more into this. How much for that nismo hanger? I hate how mine hits everytime i make left turn or hit a bump

 

[Greg G]

Dunno about the cost, got it from a friend who had some extra

 

[djsqiigles]

they are around 15 bucks a peice...

 

[anti-FWD]

who sells these nismo hangers? and nismo exhaust hangers for what car? thanks for helpin out

do you notice any increase of vibrations on the car?

 

[djsqiigles]

pretty much any NISMO distributing Nissan dealer has, or can get them....

I plan on using acouple to raise my exhasut up, thanks for the idea Greg G!


Look online, lots of stores sell them.

*shameless plug*

www.frsport.com most likely has them in stock.

 

[anti-FWD]

greg salamat!!!

and thanks dj! see you at the next meet!

 

[roadsternut]

I used Nismo hangers to reduce the movement. Solid rubber with just the 2 holes.

:shock: That looks exactly like the generic exhaust hangers sold by Halfords, UK equivalent to Autozone.....

 

[anti-FWD]

autozone? =D> even better. i'll buy some tomorrow then. :mrgreen:

 

[touge miata]

my PO used hose clamps on the stock hangers... but it still kinda bumps on hard right turns but not when on the street..

 

[turbored]

powerflex makes em. moss is the cheapest to get.

 

[anti-FWD]

powerflex makes em. moss is the cheapest to get.

Thanks turbored! i just ordered 4 of them. i'll get them by tomorrow.

 

[roadsternut]

Rereading this...go back to the first reply. Zip-ties do work. Albeit heavy duty ones. They're strong enough to squeeze up stretched hangers, but retain a certain amount of elasticity that they don't creak like steel bandng might do. They've served me well since 1997 on Roadsters. Key one to address is the one nearest the right side rear wheel, but it depends on the design of your exhaust.

 

[anti-FWD]

Rereading this...go back to the first reply. Zip-ties do work. Albeit heavy duty ones. They're strong enough to squeeze up stretched hangers, but retain a certain amount of elasticity that they don't creak like steel bandng might do. They've served me well since 1997 on Roadsters. Key one to address is the one nearest the right side rear wheel, but it depends on the design of your exhaust.

yeah, i saw this idea from some JDM tuner shop. i think its a good idea. it kinda lowers the exhaust tip too. but i'm worried that my rubber hangers will tear since their 12 years old. i think its really the time to change them anyways.