Exhaust Header / Manifold Gasket - 1.87 in Round Port - Multi-Layered Steel - Ford Coyote - Pair

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Reference Information

Header and Exhaust Manifold Gaskets, Stock Port, Multi-layer Steel, Ford, 5.0L, Pair

Leaks in the exhaust manifold produce bad exhaust valves, a loss of power, and increased fuel consumption. Mahle Original exhaust gaskets require metal beads where the gas passes through at very high temperatures and low pressure. These metal beads are reinforced with metal sheets to resist the component movement that arises from large fluctuations in temperature.