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Now thats funny. Must be read on the internet. No just a big slotted screwdriver. Tons of threads on it.

Some one said I could use coat hanger on the drive gear on top to reposition does that sound right

only issues I had with TTI was some modification to the drivers side hanger (it's curved to fit the flange on the crossmember that the shocks bolt to, but the rod that the 2 rubber mounts slide onto goes straight across the curved cutout...so i cut, ground, reshaped and welded the rod to follow...

I’m looking at TTI exhaust and I’m wondering if what I have on my car qualifies as a tab style hanger bracket. It’s the double rubber hangers with integrated clamp.

I ran into this when I put my system on the 71 Polara. They have 2 different hangers for that side. It's in the footnotes I called TTi and they sent me the correct hanger. Everything went well with the installation after that. Their customer service is second to none. They also sent me 1 head...

...ago and I'd already owned the system for 5 years when I posted that....and to answer 70FuryConv's 3 yr old question, I had to modify the L/S hanger....the bracket is curved to follow the contour of the flange on the shock crossmember but the bar that the rubbers mount to cuts straight across...

...isn't in the same plane. Attach your draw bar at the bumper. Or attach your crossing "square tube" at the frames rail next to the muffler hanger. Or both. The four bumper shock bolts aren't the only things that take the load of the bumper. They do keep it from sliding in and out. But it...

Hey Blue, just curiuos are you back lighting this wall hanger? I have a 69 300 assembly and was thinking of wiring it to make it a light up wall hanger

I would ask the spring hanger questions of a spring shop.

...The same type of wand is used in Eastwood's internal frame coating spray kit. EDIT: to aid in insertion, penetration, and positioning of the spray wands, tape them to a coat hanger wire or something rigid. Don't get too excited in the process.

I had my bar completely off, but with those hangers still on. I bought the kit from rock, but left them in the box. The originals seemed tight enough so I buffed the entire bar and the hangers (rod + bracket) and painted them with DOM-16. The sway bar (and the torsion bars) were the only...

As I recall, there never was a "real" brand name applied to those clear mat sets, other than what was on the carboard hanger they were stapled to, for marketing and inventory purposes. Many looked similar, with the main differences being the "emblem" in the center of the front mat. Universal...

Handmade reproduction 1970-71 dual exhaust tip hangers #3404038. These are patterned after an original NOS hanger and are exact in measurements and fitment. Made by hand, by myself, in my tiny garage shop. I have 11 pairs with NOS rubber inserts (#2856265) in show quality bare steel finish...

This looks like the one at the far right. I was distracted by comments in the previous thread about a stadium/hanger... Alan

You wouldn't have bothered me - I would have loved to have you stop by and said hi. Maybe next year, and come for some food too!

...around when there's a pile of money on the table, let alone favours. While i'm here, what's the proper way to extract the rear leaf spring hanger from the spring eye bushing and hanger bracket? They're in there real good on both sets of springs, and the studs appear to be integral to the...

@ayilar Hilltop has one for $175 that'll most likely work on your 72 Chrysler, even though it says 67 to71. NOS Mopar Left Tail Pipe Hanger 1967-71 C Body 383 440 Dual Exhaust - Hiltop Auto Parts Why waste money on NOS unless you're going to enter your car in a 100-point competition? They'll be...

Most of the places selling NOS items typically ask big money for parts they sell. Thought you mentioned you were looking for an NOS hanger. Thats why I was trying to help you out with the link. Since you already bought up everything, send a set to @david hill to install on your car.

I have one from a '69 Polara, if that will work PM me. Dave

...I can only guess. Small black and big block have different bellhousing bolt patterns. The majority of RV 727 that I had seen had short talistocks with 2 pice drive shafts and hanger bearing and cable shifted . Which requires significant parts swapping to fit in a C body which may not be feasible.