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2005-2009 Dodge Charger/Magnum Exhaust Header Gasket - Aluminum

$79.99 USD$100.00 USD
Specifications Part numbers, fitment codes and shipping
Brand
K2 Industries
Speedzone SKU
K2-4436-DGE-006-TSARK
Manufacturer part number
K2-4436-DGE-006-TSARK
UPC
GKT-A-HD-F150-04-54L-LONG
Category
Tool Sets and Repair Kits
Shipping weight
2.0 lb
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2005-2009 Dodge Charger/Magnum Exhaust Header Gasket — Aluminum

Aluminum header gasket designed to seal the exhaust manifold connection on your Charger or Magnum. Built to handle heat cycles and engine vibration without degrading. Aluminum construction resists warping and maintains a consistent seal over time.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Aluminum Construction
Key Features
  • Aluminum core - Resists thermal warping and maintains seal integrity across repeated heat cycles
  • Factory-spec geometry - Engineered to match OEM mounting points with no modification needed
  • Direct replacement - Fits stock header setup without adapters or custom fabrication
Specs
  • Material: Aluminum
  • Condition: New
  • Configuration: Single gasket
Whats Included
  • Exhaust header gasket (qty. 1)
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need special tools or gasket sealant to install this?

Basic hand tools and a gasket scraper are all you need. Whether you use sealant depends on your header's sealing surface condition — clean mating surfaces alone often seal fine with a fresh aluminum gasket, but a light coat of high-temp gasket compound won't hurt.

Can I reuse my old header bolts?

Only if they're in good condition with no stripped threads or permanent deformation. Header bolts see heavy thermal cycling, so if there's any doubt, replace them with new ones rated for exhaust temps. Torque spec is in your vehicle's service manual.

What if my new gasket leaks after install?

Check that header bolts are torqued evenly and to spec — uneven clamping is the most common cause. If leaking persists, your header mating surface may be warped or damaged. A straightedge test against the mounting face will confirm this before you blame the gasket.

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