MBRP 20-21 Ford Explorer ST 3.0L EcoBoost Dual Rear Exit Axle Back w/ Quad Tip AL Exhaust System

Axle back exhaust systems for cars, trucks, SUVs, and performance builds are stocked at Black Ops Auto Works. Shop single and dual exit axle back systems, valved axle back exhausts, stainless steel and titanium tip options, black chrome and carbon fiber tips, and vehicle specific axle back kits for Corvette, Mustang, WRX, Miata, Corolla, Bronco, and Explorer platforms from MBRP, Borla, MagnaFlow, AWE Tuning, Corsa, and aFe. Every axle back system is filterable by year, make, model, trim, engine, and drivetrain so the correct diameter, tip style, and mounting hardware ships the first time. Black Ops Auto Works carries 611 axle back SKUs across single exit, dual exit, and valved categories. What This Collection Covers Axle back exhaust replaces everything from the rear axle back, typically the muffler, resonator if equipped, and exhaust tips, without touching the catalytic converter, mid pipe, or headers. It is the most common entry point into aftermarket exhaust because it focuse...

Shop performance exhaust systems, cat-backs, axle-backs, headers, mufflers, and exhaust tips at Black Ops Auto Works. Compare options from Borla, CORSA, Solo Performance, AWE, MagnaFlow, MBRP, Kooks, Akrapovic, Invidia, and other brands. Find complete systems and individual components for muscle cars, performance SUVs, trucks, imports, and European vehicles. Cat-Back and Axle-Back Exhaust Systems Choose the exhaust section that matches your project. Cat-back systems generally replace the exhaust downstream of the catalytic converter, while axle-back systems replace the rear section. Exact connection points and package contents vary by vehicle. Compare muffler design, pipe diameter, exit location, tip configuration, and compatibility with existing exhaust components. Exhaust for HEMI, SRT, Trackhawk, and Hellcat Vehicles This collection includes exhaust options for selected Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT and Trackhawk, Dodge Durango SRT and Hellcat, Dodge Charger, Chrysler 300, and Ram appl...

Choose Ford Explorer cabin and exterior protection by generation, trim and seating configuration. Floor-row coverage, folded-seat cargo layouts and Sport exclusions need separate checks. Floor Rows and Cargo Boundaries Match front and second-row liner packages with the actual floor and seat arrangement. One row should not be assumed included in another package. For cargo liners, preserve the specified seat position, including folded-third-row coverage. Compare exact production range and the area protected. Hood and Window Applications Match hood-protector year range and trim, retaining any Sport exclusion. Compare actual panel coverage rather than relying on the Explorer family name. For deflectors and universal flaps, check mounting method, piece count and actual installation space. Vehicle-specific mounting hardware should be confirmed separately. Choose Your Part Record generation, trim and seating layout. Match liner row and cargo seat position. Preserve hood-protector trim exc...

Find Ford Explorer parts using the full model, year, body and installed equipment. Keep Explorer, Explorer Sport and Sport Trac identities distinct in a component request. Full Vehicle and Component Identity Record engine, drivetrain and the system being serviced. Identify actual caliper, axle or accessory references when those assemblies have changed. A shared Explorer name is a starting point for identification rather than proof of universal fit. Compare exact mounting, connections and manufacturer application for the proposed component. Define the Requested Package Describe whether the request is for one service piece, a complete assembly or an accessory package. Check supplied hardware and components that must remain separate. For cabin or cargo pieces, include seating arrangement and the area to cover. For mechanical repairs, retain the installed assembly reference and previous modification details. Choose Your Part Record full Explorer model and year. Identify actual engine a...

Compare Lincoln Aviator interior protection and service accessories by exact generation and seating configuration. Modern and earlier Aviator applications need separate coverage checks. Cabin and Cargo Protection The displayed Husky references include 2020 front and rear liners and a 2020–2021 cargo piece extending to the back of the second-row seats. Match the exact liner and seating arrangement. Compare supplied rows, retention points and cargo-floor shape. A front or rear cabin piece does not automatically supply the cargo area. Brakes, Exhaust and Axle Components For brakes, match installed calipers and pad shape. A police-package Explorer title does not establish Aviator coverage. For exhaust or differential service, identify exact engine, drivetrain, routing or axle assembly. Shared Explorer ST exhaust and Ford 8.8 wording need explicit Aviator support, complete contents and installation instructions. Choose Your Part Record generation, engine and drivetrain. Compare liner ro...

Shop MBRP exhaust systems and components for cars, trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, and diesel applications. Compare exact vehicle fitment, manufacturer part number, tubing size, material, exit configuration, finish, and sound profile before ordering. MBRP Product Families The catalog includes cat-back, axle-back, DPF-back, turbo-back, and downpipe-back systems plus mufflers, resonators, tips, clamps, adapters, tubing, and fabrication components in aluminized steel, T409 stainless steel, T304 stainless steel, and black-coated finishes. Choose Your Part Match the complete year, make, and model Confirm engine, drivetrain, cab, bed, wheelbase, and factory exhaust configuration Choose the required tubing diameter, material, profile, exit layout, and tip finish Verify emissions-equipment compatibility and local regulations Confirm every included pipe, muffler, resonator, clamp, hanger, gasket, adapter, and tip Related Exhaust Collections Exhaust Systems Cat-Back Exhaust Systems Exhaust Hardware ...