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Cometic C9137 Head Gasket Set for Harley-Davidson Pan/Shovelhead

(Harley-Davidson FLHB 1965-66, FL 1948-64, FLF 1953-64, FLFB 1965-66, FLHF 1955-64, FLHFB 1965-66, G Servi-Car 1948-51, 1953-56, 1958-63, GE Servi-Car 1964-66)

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C9137
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$53.83

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Product Details

The Cometic C9137 is a premium head gasket set designed specifically for Harley-Davidson Pan and Shovelhead engines. This 2-pack includes both cylinder head gaskets needed for a complete top-end rebuild or maintenance project.

Key Features:

  • Standard bore configuration for stock cylinder dimensions
  • Multi-Layer Steel (MLS) construction for superior sealing and durability
  • Engineered to handle extreme temperatures and cylinder pressures
  • Precision-manufactured to OEM specifications for proper fitment
  • Complete set includes both left and right head gaskets
  • Designed for Harley-Davidson Pan and Shovelhead engine applications

Cometic gaskets are widely recognized in the powersports industry for their quality and performance. The MLS design provides exceptional conformability to sealing surfaces while maintaining strength under high-stress conditions. Each gasket is manufactured using advanced materials and processes to ensure reliable, long-lasting performance.

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Harley-Davidson FLHB 1965-66, FL 1948-64, FLF 1953-64, FLFB 1965-66, FLHF 1955-64, FLHFB 1965-66, G Servi-Car 1948-51, 1953-56, 1958-63, GE Servi-Car 1964-66

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