Header Bolt Kits

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Header Bolt Kits for a Complete Fastener Refresh

A header bolt kit gathers the fasteners needed to secure a set of headers into one package, so you are not hunting for matching hardware piece by piece. Header fasteners sit in a harsh spot, and over time they can stretch, loosen or seize. Enthusiasts often replace them when installing new headers, chasing an exhaust tick or rebuilding an engine, because fresh hardware helps the header flange stay tight against its gasket.

Under Exhaust › Header Bolt Kits we currently have 1 product in stock, from ARP. It is the ARP Chrysler Hemi 5.7/6.1L Hex Header Bolt Kit, a hex-head set listed for those Chrysler Hemi engines.

When choosing a kit, keep these points in mind:

  • Confirm the kit is listed for your exact engine, since thread size and length vary between designs.
  • Check the head style and make sure you have tool clearance around the header tubes.
  • Consider replacing header gaskets at the same time if the old ones are worn.
  • Follow the fastener maker's tightening guidance and recheck the bolts after the first few heat cycles.

To confirm fitment before you order, pick your vehicle to see what fits.

Header Bolt Kits for a Complete Fastener Refresh

A header bolt kit gathers the fasteners needed to secure a set of headers into one package, so you are not hunting for matching hardware piece by piece. Header fasteners sit in a harsh spot, and over time they can stretch, loosen or seize. Enthusiasts often replace them when installing new headers, chasing an exhaust tick or rebuilding an engine, because fresh hardware helps the header flange stay tight against its gasket.

Under Exhaust › Header Bolt Kits we currently have 1 product in stock, from ARP. It is the ARP Chrysler Hemi 5.7/6.1L Hex Header Bolt Kit, a hex-head set listed for those Chrysler Hemi engines.

When choosing a kit, keep these points in mind:

  • Confirm the kit is listed for your exact engine, since thread size and length vary between designs.
  • Check the head style and make sure you have tool clearance around the header tubes.
  • Consider replacing header gaskets at the same time if the old ones are worn.
  • Follow the fastener maker's tightening guidance and recheck the bolts after the first few heat cycles.

To confirm fitment before you order, pick your vehicle to see what fits.