i think you could get an rc40 fitting kit to do the job you want it too, you may have to drill some holes in the centre of the frame to mount the bobbins and the hanging plate - nothign too serious. I used a nyloc nut and inserted the bolt from above so it wouldn't tend to fall out even if the nut came off.

Please remember to add the forward-slash and not to put in any spaces in between the letters and numbers. I checked to make sure that the holes in the exhaust and the chassis bracket are large enough to allow the bolt to pivot through a large angle, ensuring that the load is always on the rubber spacers rather than being a shear load on the bolt. As far as I can see, I'll need a centre mount and a rear mount (with two bushes) and whatever clamps that'll be needed to hold it up.Also, having the header or downpipe secured to the differential; having the subframe remounted with solid items on anything newer than MK III cars, and having the engine securely mounted are crucial to mini exhaust longevity. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

Yep as every body has said the very rear should have 2 of those rubber bobbins at the rear with preferably a metal bar bewteen the two that they hang from this metal bar then just screws directly to the subframe!The idea being to replace the rubber bobbin with a set of rubber bushes above, below and between with a solid M8 8.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.The leaders of the local classic club happened to have both of the subframe mounts laying around so he let me have them. Actually, the bobbins and the hanger at the front of the rear subframe are ideal for mounting a mini exhaust. I'm planning to get an RC40 mounting kit, which has the two rubber bobbins, the centre mount, and some U-clamps, then take it into a garage and see what they can do. It might be something to think about though I still can't quite work out how it happened in the first place. I got my Mini a couple of weeks ago, and it came with a centre-exit exhaust fitted (afraid I've no idea what sort).