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Workshop => Carburetor, Intake, and Exhaust => Topic started by: bobsz on May 13, 2022, 09:31:20 AM
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Im in the process of rebuilding a TRX from parts I've had for a few years and somewhat new to the R world. When I got to the point of installing the exhaust I learned I did not have the hangers or mounts. Which ever you want to call them. What options are out there? I cant seem to find many options. Are there any from different make/models that would work?
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I would buy the Pumashine hangers.
Loren
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I would buy the Pumashine hangers.
Loren
i thought he pulled those because they didnt hold up? I may have missed an update. Also I checked TLR online (thats Puma webstore, right?) all his exhaust mounts are out of stock
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Im in the process of rebuilding a TRX from parts I've had for a few years and somewhat new to the R world. When I got to the point of installing the exhaust I learned I did not have the hangers or mounts. Which ever you want to call them. What options are out there? I cant seem to find many options. Are there any from different make/models that would work?
Good luck. those things are like freaking gold now. check out the R shop on ebay, good seller
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I would buy the Pumashine hangers.
Loren
I actually reached out to him and he is no longer making them. I was told he lost use of his right hand and cannot assemble them anymore. I will keep checking EBay. Thanks for the replies.
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I wonder if these hangers would work? https://www.ebay.com/itm/325170243494?epid=1038616480&hash=item4bb5a827a6:g:QfwAAOSwXUpibXAr
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Is NPM no longer making them?
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I wonder if these hangers would work? https://www.ebay.com/itm/325170243494?epid=1038616480&hash=item4bb5a827a6:g:QfwAAOSwXUpibXAr
I am tempted to be the guinea pig on those. They look very similar to the ATC/TRX ones.
Is NPM no longer making them?
I have sent them an email and have not heard back from them. Only one I can find selling new ones is BDT.
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Hit up this guy, Ian Kubik on Facebook. He’s local to me in AZ. I just orders a rear hanger and it will be here today.
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I personally would use speaker wire before I bought anything from bdt, but to each their own...
Loren
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I personally would use speaker wire before I bought anything from bdt, but to each their own...
Loren
Agreed 😂
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Hit up this guy, Ian Kubik on Facebook. He’s local to me in AZ. I just orders a rear hanger and it will be here today.
I don't do the Facebook thing. But I have a family member going to look into it for me. Thanks.I personally would use speaker wire before I bought anything from bdt, but to each their own...
Loren
I've never dealt with them personally other than an unanswered email. But why do you think I posted the question here and not on .NET. Don't need him or his lackeys trying to force them down my throat. ;D
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I have Oem trx250r ones if that’s what your looking for
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I bought a couple from Ian, the look like nice pieces.
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I bought a couple from Ian, the look like nice pieces.
I got mine as well. It looks nice. I only needed the rear one.
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I think I've come up with a solution to rebuild worn out oem hangers that anyone can do themselves for relatively cheap. I haven't tried it out yet & unsure of the hardness of material to go with but was thinking about trying around 40 shore hardness for an initial test. I saw a youtube video about making your own polyeurathane engine mounts & believe the same method can work for fixing our worn out hangers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_0BYvTkZ0o
This is what the guy in the video used but I think 60 shore hardness might be too stiff. The company makes the liquid polyeurathane kits in trial sizes which looks to be enough to do maybe 3 sets of mounts: https://www.smooth-on.com/products/reoflex-40/ They also make dye's so you can do different colored mounts.
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I am waiting to see your results!
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I think I've come up with a solution to rebuild worn out oem hangers that anyone can do themselves for relatively cheap. I haven't tried it out yet & unsure of the hardness of material to go with but was thinking about trying around 40 shore hardness for an initial test. I saw a youtube video about making your own polyeurathane engine mounts & believe the same method can work for fixing our worn out hangers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_0BYvTkZ0o
This is what the guy in the video used but I think 60 shore hardness might be too stiff. The company makes the liquid polyeurathane kits in trial sizes which looks to be enough to do maybe 3 sets of mounts: https://www.smooth-on.com/products/reoflex-40/ They also make dye's so you can do different colored mounts.
Keep us in the know on that for sure.
Thanks for all the info guys. I actually purchased an OEM one from Action69. Like I said previously I'm not on Facebook so I'm unable to reach out about those shown.
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I'm betting this works pretty good
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Here’s another option
https://www.forums.trx250r.org/index.php/topic,9396.0.html
Joe
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Just got my mounts from Sonny! It’s no surprise, but they’re very nice parts.