j23a45m9

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Has anyone used these on their car? I'm looking into them for the fact my stock hangers are worn and need to be replaced, and I would like something that will keep the exhaust system from major movement. Or can someone tell me the sizes of each hanger and I will order them and test them out!

Thank you

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nismopc

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You could save the money and just zip tie your current ones. Works just as good if not better then the poly ones and will hold well over time. I don't have any pictures, but you zip tie the outer perimeter of the hanger so that it holds it's shape even when weight is applied to it.

trooplewis

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I've never heard of anyone wearing out their exhaust hangers!

j23a45m9

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thats odd. so your saying that they never go bad after 8 years of use, weather change, and a new exhaust change? I've seen and heard of plenty hangers getting worn and needing swapping out!

trooplewis

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In 35 years of driving and owning probably 60 different cars and trucks, I've never messed with exhaust hangers. Do they make a lot of noise or something when they wear out? Maybe it's because I've always lived in So Cal, where we have no winter.

j23a45m9

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they will sag/stretch out and you might hear your exhaust hit against you heat shield, lower control arm etc

b13ownr2

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I've replaced them in my b13 with poly ones from kartboy.com Its mostly Subaru ones, but they made a special run for us on the sr20 forums. I'm replacing the exhaust and am going to try it with 3 leftover ones I have laying around. Hopefully, they are the right size. Made a world of difference, exhaust swaying is eliminated, and no banging around when rockin and rollin. Yes, they do wear out in a way. The rubber does stretch over time...... My 2 cents.....

jaxter09

I wouldn't say 8 years would do much but I'm sure couple more years would sag them up, I personally just changed my muffler and mines looked just fine for an 02 maxima and I'm pretty sure they were stock...

Mr. Brett

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Easiest solution, and even better than zipties is wormgear clamps. That's how I cheated on my exhaust. Haven't had any issues since.

MizzMaxine

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Zip ties suck... Plumbing clamps do the job.
Something like this:

The6spdMax

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I am using it and recommend it as well. Go to homedepot and buy a pack. No more sound from hitting the rear beam.

Mr. Brett

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^ Like I said. Wormgear clamps.

AKA plumbing clamps.

AKA C clamps.

Any other names I missed?

The6spdMax

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Hose clamps.

RobertColianni

Rochester

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Those worm clamps are going to rust and snap before the year is out.

If you're going to settle on clamps, get some t-bolts.

BlackMacks

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I thought this was a C-clamp?

MizzMaxine

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Its been 6 years since I've had mine on.

RobertColianni

Care to tell me where you found them?