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Exhaust install - Am I missing something?

I removed the manta exhaust that the PO installed, as it rotted out. I am in the process of installing a new M&K 2 in 2 out.

Am I missing a piece on the engine? Where Do I secure the clamps to? As of now, the muffler is supported only my the SSIs. I know this can not be correct:


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Swank911,

You're missing a bracket. Here is a picture of mine - different engine I assume, but the bracket should be the same.



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Any idea if this a part I can get anywhere??
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The bracket most likely won't fit that well anyway with a non OE muffler. Get some heavy guage aluminum and make the bracket that fits your exhaust.
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Is there an official name for this bracket?

Does it just bolt up using the two existing studs through the timing/crank cover?
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Our host sells them... Do a search on "muffler bracket". I just put a new one on during the sleep my car just came through...
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Swank911,

During my engine rebuild, I bought a used engine mount for the rear mount bar as mine was cracked. It came with a muffler bracket I didn't need. It's yours for the price of shipping - if you want it PM me.

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