zoso

Hey my DC header got a crack in it, so im putting the stock ex ones back on. do i need a gasket for the 4-2 part... Where can i get them by friday. Honda, you know how much they will be there, or auto zone would they have them...

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your local honda dealership will have it . or u can buy a exhaust some kind of sheet and cut it yourself..i have heard pepboys have them

zoso

Anyone know how much they are at honda, and do i need one for the 4 to 2 part too...

Banjo the Ninja

Yea if you go to a parts store like autozone or advanced they'll have the right gasket, it's a downpipe gasket and as long as it's stock it will fit.

The cheapest way would just be to get a cereal box, cut out the shape you need with an exacto knife or something and it will work fine for awhile.

AWD Terror

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Banjo the Ninja &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yea if you go to a parts store like autozone or advanced they'll have the right gasket, it's a downpipe gasket and as long as it's stock it will fit.

The cheapest way would just be to get a cereal box, cut out the shape you need with an exacto knife or something and it will work fine for awhile.</TD></TR></TABLE>

LOL. A cereal box? Touching the engine?

Maybe for a day or so

JDM_Ej

Autozone should have these in stock for 10-20$.

Padawan

Assuming the original gaskets (there are two) are intact, you shouldn't have to buy replacements. They look like two rings, and they should be almost flush with the header flange.

zoso

Ok cool so i need 2 one for the header part, and one for the 4-2 part. Anyone know how much they are at honda-

Padawan

What happened to the ones already on the header? The only one you should need is the soft donut that goes on the collector.

zoso

Well can i use the the ones for my dc header, also the 4-2 on off my dc header. I have the "donut" one still for the stock one...

toEknEEg

unless the donut one isn't rotten/falling apart you can reuse it. i'd suggest getting a new one for the part that touches the head though... like the others said, autozone.

Padawan

Can you post some photos of the stock header flange? You shouldn't have to change or replace the gaskets because they usually are not removed or damaged during installation. The only gasket you should need to replace is the soft graphite donut at the collector. You won't be reusing anything from the DC header except the metal gasket at the head.

Banjo the Ninja

LoL not touching the engine/block. On the downpipe. I spent 45 minutes arguing with the guys at advance about whether or not the gasket they wanted to give me would fit on my downpipe, and then just gave up and went with the old stand-by until I could find another parts store that would sell me what I needed.

Elrusodan

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I dont remember exactly, but together with head gasket and intake gasket it cost me less that $100 I believe...
If you by any chance go Corona, then Corona Honda will be alot cheaper than Hardin honda for parts... But dont drive there just for the gasket, you will spend more money on gas.......

zoso

Ya ill go to autozone, you are sure they have them for a D