Product Description
MBRP MB2028 gives fabricators two of the most-used bends in one piece—clean 45° and tight 180° mandrel bends in 3.5" diameter, built in MBRP’s Armor Lite (aluminized steel) for budget-friendly durability. Perfect for custom routing, repairs, and performance upgrades on diesel trucks and universal 3.5" systems.
Why it works
- Mandrel bends maintain ID for flow and easy fit-up.
- Armor Lite (aluminized steel) construction balances cost and corrosion resistance.
- Universal 3.5" sizing integrates with MBRP tubing, clamps, and adapters.
Fitment
Universal 3.5" exhaust fabrication component. Intended for custom installs on diesel pickups and other vehicles using 3.5" tubing. Works seamlessly with MBRP 3.5" Armor Lite components and standard 3.5" clamps/adapters.
Cross-Reference / Alternatives (MBRP-only)
- MBRP MB2011 — 3.5" 45° Bend, 12" Legs, Aluminized
- MBRP MB2012 — 3.5" 90° Bend, 12" Legs, Aluminized
- MBRP MB2027 — 3.5" 180° Bend, 12" Legs, Aluminized
- MBRP MB2030 — 4" 180° & 45° Bends, Aluminized
- MBRP MB2047 — 5" 45° Bend, 12" Legs, Aluminized
- MBRP MB2048 — 5" 90° Bend, 12" Legs, Aluminized
(All cross-refs link to live MBRP products on cppdiesel.com.)
Specifications
| Brand | MBRP |
| Part Number | MB2028 |
| SKU | MBRMB2028 |
| UPC | 882663114252 |
| Diameter | 3.5" (89 mm) |
| Angles | 45° and 180° (dual bends) |
| Material / Series | Armor Lite (Aluminized Steel) |
| Type | Mandrel-bent universal fabrication piece |
Note: Trim-to-fit fabrication is typical; verify clearances and support with proper hangers during install. UPC and SKU per CPP Diesel product listing.
FAQ
Is MB2028 vehicle-specific?
No. MB2028 is a universal 3.5" mandrel-bent component used for custom routing and repairs.
Will MB2028 integrate with my MBRP Armor Lite system?
Yes, it’s designed for 3.5" tubing and standard clamps/adapters used in MBRP Armor Lite systems.
What comes in the box?
One mandrel-bent piece with both a 45° bend and a 180° bend in 3.5" diameter (aluminized steel).
Any install tips?
Mock up first, mark and trim as needed, deburr cuts, and secure with quality clamps or welds. Check heat-sensitive clearances.
