Would this work?

[Soullessspirit]

Hi I'm new here and I tried searching for this but I just a get a fatal error. (sorry if repost)

I recently purchased a set of Headers for my car:

http://www.dcsports.com/ViewProduct.aspx?ProductID=754#

Bad part is, I got them used, and they come with no gaskets or bolts . There very nice and have no dents or scrapes on them. I would like to install these A.S.A.P..

Would the stock gaskets and bolts work nicely with this, or is there some other way?
Any feedback would help
(sorry forgot)
I drive a 1992 Honda Accord 4DR Sedan, LX

[MyCord]

The stock bolts will work but you will need new gaskets. You can get them at a Honda dealership.

[J Sizzle]

The stock bolts will work but you will need new gaskets. You can get them at a Honda dealership.

x2 and welcome 2 the site

[jdmhondaman]

i tried to get gaskets once and the stock ones didnt line up so i just bought a new header i would suggest getting a cheap ebay header for the gaskets or search for gaskets there

[Soullessspirit]

x2 and welcome 2 the site

Thank you J Sizzle, And cool ill try to go to the dealership today, so if they dont line up, gotta love ebay

[heartbreaka72]

yea it should line up and the oem bolts can be used.

[d112crzy]

RTV gold gasket seal works great.

and for the nuts and bolts, just go to your local Ace hardware or any other hardware store and get what you need.

[Robert Pinckney]

Yeah man just reuse your stock hardware but going to a "honda dealership" will 9 outa 10 times be a lot more expensive just to go autozone or something like that for the gasket, remember dont go with the first price u get on them call and check around get the best bang for your buck good luck

[Cisco93lude]

well sometimes u can contact the header supplier and get replacement gaskets. i did that for the megan racing header i have on my h23!

[Soullessspirit]

Cool the dealership was almost twice the amount as auto zone, would the rtv gold and the gaskets be a little to much?

[Cisco93lude]

u mean like use both?? u can buy gasket material from mr gasket and cut it to the shape of ur opening i believe. that might be an easier way. that was my second option when my gasket broke but i got the factory to send me a replacement for like 8.00. lol

[cp[mike]]

aftermarket headers wont be able to use OEM gaskets. and dont waste your time trying to cut your own gaskets - get a tube of High Temp Copper silicone, put a nice layer on the flange, and bolt it down. that stuff works PERFECTLY as a replacement for any exhaust gasket.

[prNonVtec4u]

RTV High Temp Silicone FTW