MBRP Exhaust Garage Parts Installer Series M2050 | Exhaust Muffler

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M2050

Garage Parts Installer Series Muffler; 5 in. Inlet/Outlet; 6 in. x 24 in. Body; 31 in. Overall; Aluminized

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Get the sound that you want with our wide range of canister style performance mufflers in singles or duals.

BRAND: MBRP Exhaust

FEATURES:

Garage Parts Installer Series Muffler
Every Muffler Features Classic MBRP Inc. Sound
Garage Parts Installer Series Muffler; 5 in. Inlet/Outlet Diameter; 6 in. x 24 in. Body; 31 in. Overall; Aluminized; 4 in. Outlet Diameter Tip;
High Density Packing Ensures Long Life
Spiral Louver Design Accelerates Gas Flow
Long Lasting Core

SPECIFICS:

Body Height	6.000 in.
Body Length	24.000 in.
Body Width	6.000 in.
Inlet Connection Type	Pipe
Inlet Inside Diameter	5.000 in.
Inlet Outside Diameter	5.000 in.
Inlet Position	Center
Inlet Type	Single Center
Main Piping Diameter	5.000 in.
Material	Aluminized Steel
Muffler Count	1
Outlet Outside Diameter	5.000 in.
Outlet Position	Center
Outlet Type	Single Center Outlet
Overall Length	31.000 in.
Shape	Round
Tip Quantity	1
WARNING CA Proposition 65	No

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Product Questions (4)

Customer Questions

Does MBRP Exhaust increase horsepower?

Yes, MBRP Exhaust systems can potentially increase horsepower by improving exhaust gas flow and reducing backpressure.

Is MBRP Exhaust too loud?

The loudness of an MBRP Exhaust system varies based on the chosen model, ranging from milder tones to more aggressive and louder options.

How to make MBRP Exhaust louder?

To increase the loudness of your MBRP Exhaust system, you can replace or remove the resonator or muffler with a less restrictive aftermarket alternative. However, be aware of potential performance and legal implications.

Why does my MBRP Exhaust leak?

MBRP Exhaust leaks can stem from poor installation, corrosion, damage, or wear and tear over time, compromising the exhaust system's integrity and causing gases to escape. Regular maintenance and proper installation are key to avoiding and addressing these leaks.