Polyurethane exhaust hanger (NA chassis)

Great product, remedied some rattling on my (quite saggy) stock '93 NA hangers. After reading other reviews I was expecting the install to be quite challenging, but was pleasantly surprised by the (relative) ease of the process-- went from rear to front one-by-one and used a quick clamp and some silicone grease to easy the process. Highly recommend.

I have a Yonaka Cat back and my 30 year old rubber hangers were so droopy the tail pipe was a 1mm from rattling against the right side of the cutout on the bumper.

I picked up 4 (silly mistake missing one of the 5 hangers I actually have) and put the first one just in front of the muffler and immediately the exhaust hung correctly, that's how stiff they are. After the remaining 3 were in (I left the rear most rubber one) the exhaust held firmly in a perfect position.

Simple Green was a great lubricant as suggested, and some cleverly placed quick-grip clamps were essential in getting the hangers installed. I can't imagine how I'd remove them without cutting so be sure you're not doing other work that requires the exhaust out before you put these in.

Good, solid hangers but VERY difficult to install. Have some grease and maybe a heat gun handy. When I first installed the forward one on end of the muffler, it held the muffler too tight up to the car for me to get the rear one on. I had to take the front one back off (extremely difficult), then put both of them on the muffler first and line them up with their hangers on the car to get them both on. After I figured that out, the rest was fairly easy with some grease and extensive force. But all in all, my exhaust doesn’t rattle or droop anymore and I’m happy with them. Just hope I don’t have to take my exhaust off anytime soon.

Note from FM: This is true. They are very tenacious. We often use Simple Green as a lubricant to help with installation.

Good, solid hangers but VERY difficult to install. Have some grease and maybe a heat gun handy. When I first installed the forward one on end of the muffler, it held the muffler too tight up to the car for me to get the rear one on. I had to take the front one back off (extremely difficult), then put both of them on the muffler first and line them up with their hangers on the car to get them both on. After I figured that out, the rest was fairly easy with some grease and extensive force. But all in all, my exhaust doesn�t rattle or droop anymore and I�m happy with them. Just hope I don�t have to take my exhaust off anytime soon.

Note from FM: This is true. They are very tenacious. We often use Simple Green as a lubricant to help with installation.

Unfortunately the bushings were too short for my FM exhaust. With these mounted it would hit my rear bumper.