Exhaust Bracket / Rear Strobe

[hnorber]

Hi All:

The rubber bracket that holds my exhaust pipe in place under the cowling is mostly cracked.   Does anyone have a part number or explanation of where I can find a replacement part? 
I think the current one was fashioned from an old tire by my mechanic.

Would also be grateful if anyone has a part number for the tail strobe for my plane.   Shop quoted me about $300 - would hope that I can find for less.

This is for a 1991 M20J (Really an MSE).

 

Thnx

 

[ArtVandelay]

If you going to spend $300, upgrade it to a LED for a little more.

My muffler hangar is an owner produced part from a tire as it commonly is.

[buddy]

I believe I bought a universal tail pipe hanger from an auto parts store and cut the rubber out from in between the metal brackets. 

[N201MKTurbo]

A few layers of reinforced baffle seal works well if you don’t like tires, 

Most hangars I visit have a stack of old airplane tires somewhere, so they are aircraft parts....

Make sure you cut the part of the side wall that says FAA-PMA on it. Who could argue with that?

[carusoam]

There is a few threads around here regarding pics of peoples favorite tire art that had been cut for the job...

A flying foot from a GoodYear... is pretty fancy... GoodYear has a blimp... that’s aviation....

The transitive property of air worthiness...
 

For new style Whelen LED strobes find @OSUAV8TER he is the MS lighting resource...

Best regards,

-a-

An example of tire discussion, and there are a few threads....

 

[Yetti]

New blade in a utility knife.   Old airplane tire sidewall.   Use hanger as template to drill holes in the rubber.  Or is that hangar.  carry on

[hnorber]

Thanks, everyone for the helpful replies!

 

[Bob - S50]

I was looking for the bracket and rubber piece about a month ago and found them at this MSC:

11 - D.L.K. Aviation

 

Address

2601 Cessna Lane

Kennesaw, GEORGIA

30144 United States

Phone: 770.427.4954

Fax: 770.428.6180

Website: dlkaviation.com