Exhaust rubber mounts

Can't see your photo, but if it is the type with a rubber ring with a stud at either end, you could add a stud extender (ebay) and then a bolt through the bracket into the stud extender.

A different one.

I don't think it is this type.

I don't think there's anything particularly special about them. Do you have a local parts shop where they'll rummage in the drawer for something, rather than refuse to talk to you if you don't have a vehicle reg? Tyre&exhaust places usually have a rack of such things, but they're sometimes not so keen on selling them on.

Can't see a problem with a 'universal' one - they're just a bit of rubber - but can see it's awkward if you need to think up a vehicle to search.

One thing that's useful to do is poke around RockAuto's catalogue. They're based in the US, but it might give you an idea to try and find a vehicle to look up. Here's the entry for something approaching your car:

'Fit' = 'Jazz USA')If you randomly look up other vehicles you might find something approachingwhat you want (eg if you then google the number of the part presented). Theo

wander into an exhaust center. bending the mounts can give a bit of clearance, or weld on a longer bracket.

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Hunting through buypartsby.co.uk should find you one, what's the vehicle? Or try a local exhaust factors, eu-linco.co.uk or the like, they've still got paper catalogs as well as a rack of bits.

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Thanks, that seems the same as my standard one. The vehicle is a R reg

106 1.1.

Yes, but I need longer ones than standard...

Go to an exhaust place and get one from their stock the length you require

Go into your local independent (i.e. Not a Kwik-fit or National etc) exhaust centre and ask them to supply and fit one. Last time I did this a year or so ago, they did it for a quid and it took them about 2 mins. Just pick a time when it's quiet. Good advertising for them innit?