Genuine James Exhaust Port Gaskets

Sold in pairs.

Perfect for single installs, shop inventory, or bulk service needs.

Ensure a proper exhaust seal and eliminate leaks with Genuine James Exhaust Gaskets, trusted by builders and technicians for consistent fit, durability, and long service life.

Manufactured in the USA by James Gaskets, these high-quality exhaust port gaskets are designed to seal exhaust headers securely to the cylinder head—helping prevent exhaust leaks, noise, and loss of performance.

🏁 Key Features & Benefits

• High-quality exhaust port gaskets for reliable sealing

• Available in tapered or square styles to match different exhaust flanges

• Helps prevent exhaust leaks and gasket blow-out

• Maintains proper exhaust backpressure and performance

• Trusted OEM-quality replacement
  

• Made in the USA

🔧 Gasket Style Options

• Tapered Graphite Exhaust Gaskets – Designed to seat tightly in tapered exhaust ports. Replaces OEM #

  • 6532483
  • 6532483A
  • 6532483B

• Exhaust Port Gaskets – Ideal for square-style exhaust flanges and ports. Replaces OEM #

• • 6532483
  • 6532483A
  • 6532483B

• Compressed Wire Exhaust Port Gaskets - Ideal for bikes running a high-output motor
• Copper Crush Ring Exhaust Port Gaskets - Stock or mildly modified exhaust systems

Choose the correct style based on your exhaust and cylinder head design.

🛠 Applications

• Harley-Davidson exhaust installations and replacements

• Stock and aftermarket exhaust systems

• Ideal for routine service, repairs, and performance upgrades

(Always replace exhaust gaskets when installing or removing headers.)

✅ FITMENT GUIDE

2018–2020 Milwaukee-Eight (M8) Models

Softail (M8)

• Breakout

  • FXBR (2018–2019)

  • FXBRS 114 (2018–2020)

• Fat Boy

  • FLFB 107 (2018–2019)

  • FLFBS 114 (2018–2020)

• Heritage Classic

  • FLHC 107 (2018–2020)

  • FLHCS 114 (2018–2020)

• Street Bob

  • FXBB 107 (2018–2020)

  • FXBBS 114 (2021–2024)

• Low Rider

  • FXLR 107 (2018–2020)

  • FXLRS 114 (2020)

• Softail Slim

  • FLSL 107 (2018–2020)

• Sport Glide

  • FLSB 107 (2018–2020)

• Deluxe

  • FLDE 107 (2018–2020)

• FXDR

  • FXDRS 114 (2019–2020)

• Softail Standard

  • FXST 107 (2020)

Touring / Trike (M8)

• Street Glide

  • FLHX (2006–2020)

  • FLHXS Street Glide Special (2014–2020)

  • FLHXSE CVO Street Glide (2010, 2015–2020)

• Road Glide

  • FLTRX / FLTRXS Road Glide & Special (2015–2020)

  • FLTRXSE / CVO Road Glide (2012, 2018–2020)

• Road King

  • FLHR Road King (1994–2020)

  • FLHRXS Road King Special (2017–2020)

• Ultra / Limited

  • FLHTK Ultra Limited (2015–2020)

  • FLHTKL Ultra Limited Low (2015–2019)

  • FLHTCUL Ultra Classic Low (2014–2016)

• Trike

  • FLHTCUTG Tri Glide Ultra (2009–2020)

  • FLHTCUTGSE CVO Tri Glide (2020)

  • FLRT Freewheeler (2015–2020)

2006–2017 Dyna Models

• Street Bob – FXDB (2006–2017)

• Low Rider – FXDL / FXDLS (1993–2005, 2007–2017)

• Fat Bob – FXDF / CVO (2008–2017)

• Super Glide – FXD / FXDC / FXDI / FXDCI (1992–2017)

• Wide Glide – FXDWG (1993–2008, 2010–2017)

• Switchback – FLD (2012–2016)

• Dyna Convertible – FXDS-Conv (1995–2000)

• CVO Dynas – FXDSE / FXDFSE / FXDWG CVO variants

1984–2017 Softail Models

• Fat Boy – FLSTF / FLSTFB / FLSTFI / S / CVO (1990–2017)

• Heritage Softail / Classic – FLST / FLSTC / FLSTCI (1988–2017)

• Softail Deluxe – FLSTN / FLSTNI / CVO (2005–2017)

• Softail Standard – FXST / FXSTI (1984–2017)

• Night Train – FXSTB / FXSTBI (1999–2009)

• Springer / Heritage Springer – FXSTS / FLSTS (1988–2006)

• Breakout (Twin Cam) – FXSB / FXSBSE (2013–2017)

• Rocker / Cross Bones – FXCW / FXCWC / FLSTSB (2008–2011)

• Softail Slim / Blackline

  • FLS / FLSS (2012–2017)

  • FXS Blackline (2011–2013)

1980–2020 Touring, FXR & Sportster Models

Touring / FXR

• Electra Glide / Ultra / Police / Classic (1980–2020)

• Road King / Road King Classic / CVO (1994–2020)

• Road Glide / CVO Road Glide (1998–2020)

• Tour Glide / FLT / FLTC / FLTCU (1980–1996)

• FXR / FXRS / FXRT / FXRD / FXRP platforms (1982–1995)

Sportster

• Iron / Forty-Eight

  • XL883N Iron 883 (2009–2020)

  • XL1200X Forty-Eight (2010–2020)

  • XL1200XS Forty-Eight Special (2018–2019)

• 1200 Models

  • XL1200C Custom (1996–2019)

  • XL1200R Roadster (2004–2009)

  • XL1200CX Roadster (2016–2020)

  • XL1200NS Iron 1200 (2018–2020)

• 883 Models

  • XL883 / XL883C / XL883R / XL883L (1986–2019)

• XR Models

  • XR1200 / XR1200X (2009–2012)

Built by a Trusted Gasket Manufacturer

James Gaskets has built a reputation for precision-made sealing solutions. These exhaust gaskets meet the demands of daily riders, performance builds, and professional shops alike.

FAQ

Q: Should I replace exhaust gaskets when installing a new exhaust?
A: Yes. Exhaust gaskets should always be replaced to ensure a proper seal and prevent leaks.

Q: What’s the difference between tapered and square exhaust gaskets?
A: The correct style depends on your exhaust port and flange design. Always match the gasket style to your application.

Q: Are these gaskets sold individually or in pairs?
A: Dealer packs of five or ten are sold individually; dealer packs of two are sold as pairs.

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