header gasket
i just got a new set of headers but they don't have the gasket that goes across the top of them. i was jus wondering if i really do need that gasket when i install aftermarket headers? :thinking: cuz all the ones i see online show the smaller gasket that's for the bottom piece of the header but not the top one. u kno the piece wit the 4 holes ;)
......or can i jus use the stock one that im taking off my stock header? :thinking: |
Use the stock ones, it shouldnt be a problem.
|
Originally Posted by Mr Hyde
Use the stock ones, it shouldnt be a problem.
|
Originally Posted by hipnodx
.....the ones that im taking off the car or should i buy a new one?
|
Originally Posted by hipnodx
i just got a new set of headers but they don't have the gasket that goes across the top of them. i was jus wondering if i really do need that gasket when i install aftermarket headers? :thinking: cuz all the ones i see online show the smaller gasket that's for the bottom piece of the header but not the top one. u kno the piece wit the 4 holes ;)
......or can i jus use the stock one that im taking off my stock header? :thinking: Wow cool post some pics cuz most of us only have one exhaust header. Yes you need the gasket since it stops little leaks that rob a bit from the car and causes excess noise which can lead to tickets;) Suggested you get a new one to replace the old one. So about these headers....is your car a V4 or just an I4?? |
Ahh lay off Nightshade, its not 100% technically correct, but alot of people refer to em in the plural sense. I re-used my original ones without any problem.
This is VERY important, use a torque wrench, and use the recommended torque. You're gonna have to search for the specs. but those lugs are very soft, and can easily be snapped. |
I know I am sorry just needed a laugh.
|
Originally Posted by Mr Hyde
Ahh lay off Nightshade, its not 100% technically correct, but alot of people refer to em in the plural sense. I re-used my original ones without any problem.
This is VERY important, use a torque wrench, and use the recommended torque. You're gonna have to search for the specs. but those lugs are very soft, and can easily be snapped. |
Originally Posted by hipnodx
:ugh: does anyone have the recommened torque for the 96 honda accord lx header?
|
Originally Posted by hipnodx
anyone? :happysad:
And for what it's worth, the manual also says that it should be replaced |
All times are GMT -8. The time now is 03:47 PM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands