92-01 Honda Prelude Exhaust Header Gasket

92-01 Honda Prelude Exhaust Header Gasket

K2 Industries

Part #
K2-4564-HON-006-TSARK
UPC #
GKTSET-HP97-NS

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92-01 Honda Prelude Exhaust Header Gasket

Direct replacement gasket for Prelude header-to-manifold sealing. Prevents exhaust leaks at the critical junction where your header bolts to the engine block. Factory-equivalent construction designed for reliable sealing through repeated heat cycles.

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Key Features
  • Header-to-manifold interface - Seals the exhaust path before it reaches your catalytic converter, stopping exhaust gas escape that kills backpressure and performance.
  • Heat-resistant composition - Withstands thermal cycling without degradation, maintaining a tight seal across multiple heat-soak and cool-down cycles.
  • Direct OEM replacement - Matches factory gasket specifications for 92–01 Prelude models with no modification required.
Specs
  • Hard panel construction
  • Single gasket assembly
  • Designed for DIY installation with basic hand tools
What's Included
  • Exhaust header gasket
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to remove the header to replace this gasket?

Most common practice is to unbolt the header from the manifold flange, which exposes the gasket for removal and replacement. You'll need basic hand tools and a socket set to access the mounting bolts on your specific engine bay layout.

Do I need to prep or clean the sealing surfaces before installing the new gasket?

Yes. Scrape away any remnants of the old gasket from both the header flange and manifold surface, then wipe down with a clean rag to remove carbon and debris. A clean surface ensures the new gasket seats properly and seals without gaps.

What happens if this gasket fails or leaks?

Exhaust will escape upstream of your O2 sensor, throwing a check engine light and throwing off your fuel mixture. You'll notice a hissing sound near the header area and possible rough idle. Replacing it stops the leak and restores proper exhaust flow.

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