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Just had a look i got this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281925246953 with the original spacer but replaced the half nut with a normal sized nut the same as this guy http://www.cliosport.net/threads/172-new-top-mount-modified-spacer-issues.641094/
That the correct part, Its been revised so the mount sits higher then the original so no longer touches the bodywork when cornering, everything in the picture is all you need.
This...
Its a pattern part http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Renault-Clio-182-Sport-Rear-Exhaust-Boxes-2-0-2003-2006-Brand-New-/120627308658?hash=item1c15f2a872:m:ma1-TcTpP9aqWly__tqho1A
Its a Scorpion Non Resonated Cat Back Exhaust - NEW DAYTONA TIPS part number
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Scorpion-Renault-Clio-182-Non-Resonated-Cat-Back-Exhaust-NEW-DAYTONA-TIPS-/281511177393?hash=item418b5facb1:g:H3sAAOSwofxUdfHP
I agree about the unbearable drone
You can have a dogbone mount made of solid metal, it makes no difference because the driveshaft is fitted to the engine so will move at the same amount it does.
If you can see light trough all the honeycomb and it passes the mot then i would say its still usable.
I would rather have a genuine one than a aftermarket any day.
You need both front wheels off the ground then push down on the wish bone using pry bar or braker bar then put screw driver through one of the strut holes then you can wiggle it around to line up the hub for the other bolt.