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Need an ID on some Exhaust Hangers

Rat Rod Al

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Any idea what these are for ? TIA


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The bracket is a head scratcher for me. Can you find any faintly stamped numbers on it?

The rubber exhaust tips isolator '3466253' was used on many models from 1970 - 1980.
 
I’m having trouble picturing how those would work on an E-body. I admit, I have almost zero experience with 72-later e-bodies, but didn’t the dual exhaust cars have the same resonator + muffler arrangement as the 70-71s? Here’s a pic from a very low mile survivor 73 340 cuda with the same 70-71 style trunk mounted muffler hanger with two studs going through the trunk floor. How would the hangers in question work with that?

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The pictured hangers are for 1972 - 1973 E-bodies with 340 and 1974 E-bodies with 360. Part numbers are 3583778 for the right side and 3583779 for the left side, at the rear of the mufflers.

Left (3583779):
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Right (3583778):
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Thanks for your help ! Much appreciated. I'll see what I can find with those parts numbers!
 
I’m having trouble picturing how those would work on an E-body. I admit, I have almost zero experience with 72-later e-bodies, but didn’t the dual exhaust cars have the same resonator + muffler arrangement as the 70-71s? Here’s a pic from a very low mile survivor 73 340 cuda with the same 70-71 style trunk mounted muffler hanger with two studs going through the trunk floor. How would the hangers in question work with that?

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The following image shows the diagram of the mounting, which still uses an upper stud plate like the 1970 and 1971 cars, from the Chrysler parts catalog:
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Wow! Thanks for posting, that definitely clears it up for me. I wonder what drove the change from the 70-71 style. Maybe it made things easier on the assembly line?
 
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