So yours are welded to side of frames, not under frame ? The B Body original hangers are designed to bolt underneath, not on the sides ? My frame only has holes underneath ?
You’re a good man, Jim. Thank you. No big hurry, when ever you feel like it. Post a pic if you could please. Yeah, I know the A body hangers bolt on side of frame. I’m interested in seeing what the piece looks like, that the bolt threads into.
This is what came with my TTI exhaust system. I see they have nuts but I don't remember how they get installed.
Yeah, ok. That appears to be what I thought. It looks like a speed nut that is clipped on to the side of your frame.
There is a build thread where he just installed his TTI exhaust and bought the hangers you show from DCS. https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/69-super-bee-rebuild-my-way.169418/page-18
Thank you, I have found several pictures of the hangers bolted under the frame. Same as in that thread. But, those pictures still don’t show how the bolts are anchored inside the frame holes.
Thank you, mine must have rusted off. I’m guessing they may be inside the frame somewhere. I found something that should work. They are called, draw bolts. Yeah, I found the correct Coronet style hangers.
Thanks, Dad. That’s the best pic I’ve seen. The picture I posted was for reference only. So, the Coronet hangers do in fact mount from the sides of the frame ?
Yeah, I’ve done the same. If it’s possible, you would have to use a washer and a nut inside the frame. The holes are too small to get anything inside them, let alone hold a nut and washer inside the frame, where you need it. Strong magnets work well to hold things in place in these circumstances, until you can start threading a bolt. But, it’s not easy. Problem is all frame holes are way too small to get anything inside. Let alone, hold them where you need them. I think the draw bolt I pictured above will work. Unless, I can find a better substitute. All speed nuts, I’ve found. Don’t center over the hole, after you attach it to frame.
