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Exhaust mounts



  Skoda Fabia VRS
Right, so mine are shot and I'm needing new ones.

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Just wondering what the best way forward is. I assume this is the correct OEM replacement part 'http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RENAULT-C...851?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item3f4882f9e3', but I have also heard of people using the Powerflex EXH008 'http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PAIR-UNIV...MEROUS-CARS-/231490021265?hash=item35e5e16791'. What's my best choice? I'm assuming the OEM replacement, but then iirc the Powerflex rubber is stronger?
 

benji93

ClioSport Club Member
  ph2 182, mk1 mx5
I have the powerflex mounts ready to fit to some exhaust hangers, supposedly stronger and won't wreck itself on a speed bump, time will tell, I've had them sitting around for ages and need to get my finger out
 
  clio 172
I have the same problem what a stupid cheap design they need to be a solid bush, Prima Racing do one which is a solid bush design but they are £45 on ebay
 

Adamm.

ClioSport Club Member
Yeah mine are knackered, it passed it's mot so I'm just gunna bodge it I think.

If you have a search on here there's a thread showing pictures of people that used a different powerflex mount .
 

benji93

ClioSport Club Member
  ph2 182, mk1 mx5
new standard mounts are 12 quid each and I got 2 powerflex mounts for about 12 pound, I'm just lazy but I'll get them on asap, all you need for it are bushes, mounts, a 12mm drill bit and some cable ties,and a Stanley knife to trim the bushes to size
 

ADS_V6

ClioSport Club Member
  172 cup clio v6 st
i had the powerflex done on my mount on my 172 as the scorpion exhaust was heavy,it worked a treat
 
I got tired of replacing this little dude. Steel has stopped the knocking over speed bumps with the slight side effect of making the exhaust roughly TWICE AS LOUD! :D
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If only there were some sort of solution with a nice, compliant polyurethane one....?

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There is, I filled the lower gaps of mine with RTV. There is no extra vibration and it's been on there for 7 years so far and still good.
 

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