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What, where does this bracket attach to?
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TR6 73 TR6 Exhaust mounting question
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Attaches to rear tranny mount on non overdrive cars or from stud on overdrive casing j type overdrive.for cars after comm.#cf1/cr1. (From TRF blue book.)
I didn't use #64 steel mount.Made my own out of rubber strap type hanger.I found that you may feel exhaust vibrations in the shift lever.
Attaches to rear tranny mount on non overdrive cars or from stud on overdrive casing j type overdrive.for cars after comm.#cf1/cr1. (From TRF blue book.)
I didn't use #64 steel mount.Made my own out of rubber strap type hanger.I found that you may feel exhaust vibrations in the shift lever.
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Casey, thank you for the quick response and alternative suggestion.
