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Vehicle Info NeededCOMETIC GASKETSPART NUMBER: 245-C5749-030
Cylinder Head Gasket Dodge 5.7L HEMI (Right Side)
$9654
Ships on 09/11/2026
Lowest Price GuaranteeDodge
- Cylinder Head Gasket
- Dodge 5.7L HEMI (Right Side)
- Bore: 4.100"
- Compressed Thickness: .030"
Cometic Gaskets 245-C5749-030 Features:
Chrysler 5.7L Gen-3 Hemi .030" MLS Cylinder Head Gasket, 4.100" Bore, RHS
Cometic Multi-Layer Steel (MLS) Gaskets are designed to provide the best possible seal for naturally-aspirated, boosted, or nitrous-fed engines. The head gaskets are made from three to five layers of spring stainless steel, offering a stronger base material than standard head gaskets. Viton-coated outer layers create a superior seal not available with other steel or copper gaskets. MLS Cylinder Head Gaskets have excellent rebound qualities, resist corrosive substances, and reduce bore distortion. Sold individually.
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Features:
- Made from spring stainless steel for strong corrosion resistance
- Each MLS head gasket is coated with a .001" thick Viton rubber that is bonded to the outer stainless steel layers
- Designed to withstand extreme cylinder pressures without requiring machining for the installation of a locking wire
Installation Notes:
- A surface finish of 50 RA (roughness average) or finer is recommended for proper gasket seal.
- Gaskets are not designed to be used on engines with O-rings or receiver grooves.
- Always refer to the manufacturer of the fastener to determine accurate torque values.
- Cometic head gaskets go on dry because they are coated with a sealant.
- Adding an additional sealer can hinder the performance of an MLS head gasket.
Part TypeHead Gasket
Product LineCometic Mopar/Chrysler/Dodge HEMI Cylinder Head Gaskets
BrandCOMETIC GASKETS
Package Height0.25
Package Width9.75
Package Length24.0
Weight0.6 PG
Part CategoryPerformance Parts
Part FitmentSemi Universal
Vendor Part NumberC5749-030
Package Qty1
Package TypeEA
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