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2006-2008 Honda Fit Aluminum Exhaust Header Gasket

$79.99 USD$100.00 USD
Specifications Part numbers, fitment codes and shipping
Brand
K2 Industries
Speedzone SKU
K2-4452-HON-006-TSARK
Manufacturer part number
K2-4452-HON-006-TSARK
UPC
GKT-A-HD-HFIT06
Category
Tool Sets and Repair Kits
Shipping weight
2.0 lb
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2006-2008 Honda Fit Aluminum Exhaust Header Gasket

Aluminum gasket engineered for the Fit's factory exhaust header seal. This gasket handles the thermal cycling and pressure cycles that factory gaskets endure, keeping exhaust gases where they belong. Direct fit for OEM and performance headers alike.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ Aluminum Construction ✓ Single Gasket Unit
Key Features
  • Aluminum core - Withstands sustained exhaust temperatures without warping or degradation
  • Direct fitment - Seats at factory header flange points with no modification needed
  • Reusable design - Can be reinstalled if header is removed for service or upgrades
Specs
  • Material: Aluminum
  • Configuration: Single gasket
  • Condition: New
Whats Included
  • One exhaust header gasket
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to replace the header bolts when I install this gasket?

Not necessarily. If your existing bolts are in good condition and torque down evenly, you can reuse them. Check them for corrosion or cross-threading first—if they're questionable, new header bolts are cheap insurance against leaks.

Can I reuse the old header bolts and just swap the gasket?

Yes. Clean the bolts and the header flange thoroughly before reinstalling. Any carbon buildup or debris between the gasket and flange will cause a leak, so take time with the prep work.

What if exhaust is still leaking after I install this gasket?

Strip the bolts and flange again, verify the flange surface is flat and clean, and reinstall with even torque. If leaking persists, the header flange itself may be warped—check that with a straightedge before blaming the gasket.

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