MBRP
MBRP Exhaust Systems, Mufflers, Mid-pipes, Exhaust Tips and More
For over 20 years MBRP Ltd. has been delivering performance enthusiasts the most in power, the most in product quality and the most in customer responsiveness. It all began with the now famous B&B Eliminator, which soon achieved the status as the best selling performance snowmobile silencer of all time. Starting from little more than a vision and an absolute passion for all things performance MBRP Ltd. is now at the forefront of performance exhaust technology. Marshalling over ten decades of manufacturing and marketing expertise between them, the MBRP design team developed a line of performance diesel exhaust products that has made the rest of the industry take notice, and rush to catch up.
Most recently MBRP Ltd. has achieved something special for the sports truck enthusiast. The new sport line brings to the gasoline-powered vehicle the same perfect blend of style and toughness that diesel light truck owners have come to expect from MBRP. The line features a unique flow through muffler originally developed to increase the performance of thousand horsepower off-shore marine engines. The result is a muffler that generates a deeper, mellow sound, improved performance numbers and cooler operating temperatures.
The central reason behind MBRP Ltd.'s remarkable growth has been its absolute dedication, not just to excellence in its products, but also to standing behind its distributors and dealers and the loyalty that they have given back in return.. This commitment has been demonstrated in many ways. A diesel line with the lowest SKU/ vehicles supported ratio means that warehouse distributors require lower standing inventory and enjoy faster product turnover. Offering all of its diesel and sport truck systems in aluminized, T-409 stainless and T-304 stainless ensures that dealers have a price point and product for every customer's need and pocketbook. Full bolt-on design and clear, well written instructions mean that jobbers can install most of MBRP's systems with minimal tools and in under forty-five minutes. Accesspeed is proud to offer MBRP products to our customers. With our lowest price match guarantee, you will always find the best combination of price and selection at Accesspeed.
Clutch Kits
Clutch Kits
What is a clutch kit? A clutch “kit” includes a new or remanufactured clutch disc, pressure plate and (in most cases) a release bearing. A kit is the best way to go because all parts are sourced from the same supplier and matched so the installed height will be correct to ensure proper fit. Mismatched parts can sometimes cause problems engaging and releasing your clutch.
What does a clutch do? The clutch allows you to engage the power from your engine to your transmission and, ultimately your wheels and tires. A clutch allows you to drive your vehicle, change gears, and to stop your vehicle while the engine is still running.
What is included in a clutch kit? A clutch kit includes a new or remanufactured clutch disc, pressure plate and release bearing. A kit is the best way to go because all of the parts are sourced from the same supplier and are matched so the installed height will be correct. Mismatched parts can sometimes cause engagement and release problems.
How do I know if I need a new clutch? Below are some signs that your clutch is going out:
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Loss of acceleration caused by the clutch slipping.
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Squeaking, grinding or grumbling noise when you apply pressure to the pedal.
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Difficulty changing gears, including grinding as you shift.
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Vibrating or sticking clutch pedal.
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Spongey or loose clutch pedal.
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Poor acceleration but your engine is still revving.
How long will a clutch last? Although clutches are designed to last between 50,000 and 100,000 miles, a variety of factors can cause a clutch to slip and need replacement. If you drive it like you stole it, with harsh acceleration, stop-start driving, and dropping the clutch to donate rubber to the road, you will likely wear down the clutch prematurely. Vehicle type, age and daily driving conditions can affect how often the clutch needs replacing. Vehicle maintenance can also be a factor in how often your clutch needs to be replaced.