ACT 1997 Ford Probe Release Bearing

ACT Clutch Kits, Mod-Twin Clutches & XACT Flywheels Build a matched manual-transmission drivetrain with ACT performance clutch kits, replacement clutch discs, pressure plates, XACT flywheels and installation components. Black Ops Auto Works carries Advanced Clutch Technology parts for street cars, track builds and competition applications, including vehicle-specific single-disc kits and Mod-Twin multi-disc systems. Shop by exact ACT part number and your complete engine and transmission combination to find the right configuration for your build. Choose Your Part Start with the engine’s expected torque output and how the car will be driven. A daily driver needs predictable engagement, while a dedicated race car may prioritize fast shifts and repeated high-load operation. Compare the exact kit’s published torque capacity, pressure plate, friction material and hub design. ACT engine-torque ratings are measured at the engine; they should not be treated as interchangeable with wheel-t...

Clutch components for manual transmission builds are stocked at Black Ops Auto Works, spanning single and multi disc clutch kits, master cylinders, clutch lines, clutch forks, and rebuild kits. Shop applications for Subaru WRX and STI, Honda and Acura D-Series, Nissan Skyline GT-R and 350Z, BMW E46 M3, Ford Mustang GT and GT500, GM LS platforms, and Dodge Challenger HEMI. Kits range from street-friendly organic disc setups to twin and triple plate racing clutches for high horsepower and forced induction builds. Black Ops Auto Works carries 1,537 clutch component SKUs. What This Category Covers This collection includes clutch covers, clutch discs, clutch forks, clutch lines, clutch master cylinders, clutch rebuild kits, and both single and multi disc clutch kits for manual transmission vehicles across import and domestic platforms. Choosing a Clutch Stage for Your Build Stage 1 clutches suit lightly modified street engines up to about 350 horsepower, Stage 2 kits cover 350 to 500...

Drivetrain parts for high-horsepower Mopar, truck, Jeep, and import platforms are stocked at Black Ops Auto Works. Shop differentials, axles, driveshafts, clutch kits, flywheels, flexplates, shifters, transmission components, ring and pinion gears, differential braces, and driveline hardware for Hellcat, Trackhawk, TRX, HEMI, LS, LT, Coyote, and turbocharged import platforms. Every drivetrain part is filterable by vehicle platform, drivetrain layout, transmission type, and power level so the correct part ships the first time. Black Ops Auto Works carries 4,765 drivetrain SKUs across differentials, axles, clutches, and transmission hardware. What This Category Covers The drivetrain transfers power from the engine to the wheels and includes the transmission, clutch, driveshafts, axles, differentials, ring and pinion gears, wheel hubs, wheel bearings, U-joints, shifters, mounts, and bushings. Upgrading these components improves power delivery, durability, and reliability under incr...

Choose Ford Escort brake-service components by year, body, trim and installed brake assembly. Shared Mazda applications require exact axle and friction checks rather than assumed interchange. Rear Brake Fit and Compound Choice Identify rear caliper, pad shape, thickness and rotor dimensions. Confirm the exact manufacturer application for the selected component. Compare race-compound operating guidance with actual use. Dedicated motorsport friction should not be treated as a universal road upgrade. Hardware, Quantities and Wheel Accessories Check pad axle-set contents, rotor quantity and separate fitting hardware. A shared front/rear or cross-model listing does not establish a complete vehicle service kit. For a wheel cap or cabin accessory, compare actual wheel retention dimensions or floor coverage. The Ford name alone does not establish those interfaces. Choose Your Part Record year, body and trim. Identify caliper and rotor dimensions. Compare compound with intended use. Review ...

Choose Ford Probe accessories using exact generation, engine and body details. Broad Ford engine-system coverage should be narrowed to the actual installed configuration. Engine-System Identification Record engine, induction, fuel-system configuration and existing modifications before comparing an engine accessory. A broad EFI title does not establish a complete vehicle-specific installation. Compare exact manufacturer coverage, control requirements and supplied components with the intended system. A rated product option should not be treated as a power recommendation for an unidentified engine. Cabin Coverage and Package Contents For floor mats, compare exact application, dimensions and floor shape. A shared title with another vehicle still needs the right coverage. Check front/rear area and supplied quantity. Keep complete-system packages separate from individual service pieces and supporting hardware. Choose Your Part Record generation and installed engine. Identify induction an...

Compare Mazda3 intake systems and body protection using generation, engine and sedan or hatchback body. Each accessory has its own year and mounting coverage. Engine and Intake Interfaces The displayed intake references distinguish earlier 2.0L/2.3L applications from later 2.5L versions. Match exact part number, sensor provisions, hoses and brackets. For an MZR-family damper, confirm installed engine, crank interface, pulleys and accessory drive. Engine displacement alone does not establish a complete installation. Hatchback and Sedan Protection Compare hood protectors by exact fascia or hood mounting and body style. The displayed sedan and hatchback references have different year ranges and attachment applications. For liners and window deflectors, match supplied rows, door configuration and in-channel or outside-mount design. Confirm retention and free pedal movement for front floor protection. Choose Your Part Identify generation, engine and body style. Match intake sensors and ...

Choose Mazda6 intake and body-protection options by generation, engine and transmission. Naturally aspirated, turbocharged and V6 applications require separate part-number coverage. Engine-Specific Intake Selection The displayed references distinguish 2.3L, 2.5L, 3.7L V6 and manual Mazdaspeed6 configurations. Match actual engine, sensor housing, hoses and brackets with the exact intake number. Review year coverage, emissions requirements and installation instructions. A later turbo 2.5L system should not be chosen from displacement alone. Cabin, Trunk and Hood Protection Match hood protectors to actual fascia/hood mounting and body generation. Compare cabin floor sets with separate trunk liners and their own production coverage. For an MZR damper or pedal device, verify actual engine-drive or electronic interfaces separately. Unrelated vehicle titles do not establish Mazda6 compatibility. Choose Your Part Record generation, engine and transmission. Match exact intake sensors and mo...

Compare Mazda 626 window deflectors and service components by exact body, engine and installed equipment. Each accessory and brake application requires its own production coverage. Outside-Mount Window Protection The displayed AVS reference identifies 1998–2002 Mazda 626 outside-mount four-piece deflectors. Confirm exact body coverage, attachment pattern and supplied installation pieces. For floor mats, compare footwell shape, retention and free pedal movement. Another vehicle’s mat title does not establish 626 fit. Brakes, Suspension Protection and EFI Packages Match rotors to actual calipers, axle and dimensions, and protective boots to suspension position. A Miata rotor title requires explicit 626 support. For EFI modifications, confirm engine support, fuel-system and ignition/calibration requirements. Compare bottle, controls, lines and hardware, with listed output ranges treated as configurations rather than guaranteed gains. Choose Your Part Record body, production and engine...

Choose Mazda Miata gauge mounts and engine accessories by generation, interior layout and installed engine. A-pillar pods and crankshaft dampers have very different application requirements. Gauge Pods and Interior Mounting Compare the model-year range, pillar shape and gauge count. Single, dual and triple pods provide different arrangements; 52mm and 2-1/16-inch references still require the exact gauge and mount dimensions to agree. Review attachment instructions, wiring clearance and the interior safety equipment before installation. The pod is a mounting component and should not be assumed to include gauges or sensors. Crankshaft Damper Configuration For a 1.8L damper application, compare belt grooves, pulley alignment and the trigger-wheel arrangement. Options described with and without an OEM trigger wheel require separate selection. Confirm whether the stated belt guide is included and which existing components must be retained. An engine conversion needs review against the ac...

Explore Mazda MX-5 Miata intake, exhaust and brake options by generation and engine. Keep earlier 1.8L damper configurations separate from later 2.0L intake and chassis applications. Intake and Axle-Back Exhaust Choices Compare an intake’s exact year and engine coverage, heat-shield contents and sensor connections. Polished and black finishes should be compared only after the underlying part application is established. For a single-exit axle-back exhaust, check rear-section connections, outlet position, material and supplied hardware. Confirm clearance and compatibility with the existing exhaust and body configuration. Dampers and Brake-Service Details Damper selection depends on crankshaft application, belt grooves, pulley alignment and trigger-wheel configuration. A 1.8L damper reference is not a substitute for identifying a later 2.0L engine’s drive arrangement. Match rotor geometry and caliper package separately at each axle. For a brake hose, identify left/right and front/rear ...

Choose Mazda MX-6 service components by installed engine, brake system and project requirements. Existing modifications need their own application review before replacement parts are selected. Brake Geometry and Strut Protection For rear rotors, compare actual diameter, thickness, hat dimensions and mounting. Choose coating or slot design after confirming the correct caliper and rotor application. For strut boots and bump stops, compare service position and damper dimensions. A protective boot package does not supply a replacement strut or correct an unrelated suspension problem. Engine-Drive and EFI Project Requirements For a crankshaft damper, identify the actual engine, belt routing, pulley alignment and timing-trigger arrangement. Engine displacement or a broad Mazda reference alone does not establish the required assembly. A universal EFI modification kit requires a review of engine condition, fuel delivery, activation controls and calibration. Compare bottle-equipped and bottl...

Compare Mazda Protege intake and gauge-mount options using the exact engine, body and interior configuration. Turbo Mazdaspeed and other Protege intake applications need separate selection. Turbo and Other Intake Applications Identify whether the vehicle retains its original engine and induction system. Compare the specific Protege5/MP3 and Mazdaspeed turbo intake applications rather than transferring coverage between them. Review tubing route, sensor provisions, mounting brackets and filter location. Existing turbo or engine-management changes need manufacturer review before a replacement intake is selected. Gauge Mounts and Brake Decisions For a triple-pillar gauge mount, compare the stated year range, pillar shape, gauge dimensions and attachment requirements. Confirm that gauges, sensors and wiring are included or source them separately. For brake service, match the installed caliper and pad shape before choosing compound. A dedicated race pad should be assessed by its intended ...

Compare Mazda RX-8 intake and brake options using the exact rotary-engine configuration and fitted calipers. Evaluate engine-control accessories separately from airflow and friction components. Short-Ram Intake Selection Match the exact intake year and engine coverage, sensor provisions, tubing route and mounting hardware. Compare polished and wrinkle-black finishes only after confirming application and contents. For a modified engine or intake, provide existing components and engine-management changes. A replacement system must support the actual configuration rather than only the chassis designation. Pedal Controls and Race Brakes A throttle-control accessory needs the correct pedal connector, harness and manufacturer application. It should not be treated as an intake kit or an engine power calibration. For race pads, compare caliper, backing shape, axle and exact equipment coverage. Review compound operating guidance, rotor compatibility and the specified bedding procedure before...

Compare Mercury Tracer brake and EFI components by exact year, engine and installed brake assembly. Disc and drum configurations require different service parts and hardware. Rear Brakes and Compound Choice For Hawk DTC-60 rear pads, confirm exact caliper/pad shape, rotor compatibility and intended competition use. An Escort or Miata reference needs explicit Tracer coverage. Match rear rotor diameter, thickness, height and mounting independently. A car with rear drums requires its own shoe, cylinder and hardware applications; a disc reference does not establish a conversion kit. Performance-System Application For Nitrous Express packages, match supported engine/induction, fuel supply and controls. Compare exact bottle and installation contents. Do not treat advertised ranges as guaranteed Tracer output. Check floor-mat footwell shape, retention and pedal clearance as a separate accessory application. Choose Your Part Identify engine and actual rear disc/drum assembly. Match pad sha...

Release bearings and throwout bearings for manual transmission cars are stocked at Black Ops Auto Works. Shop hydraulic release bearings, concentric slave cylinders, pilot bearings, spacers, pull type bearings, push type bearings, replacement assemblies and bearing hardware for Mustang, Camaro, Corvette, WRX STI, Civic, 350Z, Miata, LS and K Series clutch builds. Every product is filterable by year, make, model, trim, engine and drivetrain so the correct part ships the first time. Black Ops Auto Works carries 78 release bearings SKUs across fitment focused applications, materials, sizes and installation needs. What This Release Bearings Collection Covers This collection covers the components that transfer clutch pedal movement into pressure plate release. Choices include factory style mechanical bearings, internal hydraulic bearing assemblies, pull type Subaru bearings, sealed pilot bearings and spacers for bellhousing depth correction. Application First Shopping Use the product...

Transmission and drivetrain hardware for manual and automatic platforms are stocked at Black Ops Auto Works. Shop flywheels, flexplates, transmission crossmembers, mounts, coolers, valve bodies, shifters, shifter bushings, release bearings, slave cylinders, U-joints, and transmission rebuild kits for Subaru WRX and STI, Dodge Cummins diesel, GM G-Body and F-Body, BMW B58 and S58, Nissan 350Z, and Toyota GR Corolla platforms. Every part is filterable by year, make, model, and transmission type so builders can confirm the correct fitment before ordering. Black Ops Auto Works carries 1,322 transmission and drivetrain SKUs. What This Category Covers This collection spans the hardware that connects the engine to the drivetrain and manages gear selection, including flywheels, flexplates, transmission crossmembers, bell housings, transmission mounts, pans, coolers, filters, valve bodies, transmission internals, shifters, shifter bushings and cables, release bearings, slave cylinders, U...