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1977 Honda CB750K · Exhaust Buying guide
The muffler listing identifies the 1977–78 405 style, while the hardware listings give their own quantities and applications. Check the existing system and retain serviceable fittings only after comparing their condition and compatibility.
1977–78 405-style muffler setNewly produced stock-type chrome muffler set described for the 1977–78 CB750K.View part
Individual exhaust port gasketOne gasket per item for the listed cylinder-head connection. Order the quantity required.View part
Eight studs with eight flange nutsStud-and-nut package listed for the 1977–78 CB750K; clamps and gaskets are separate items.View part
Related parts: Later stock-type flange clamp · Individual genuine Honda joint collar
The muffler description identifies the chrome 405-style replacement but does not itemize supplied clamps, studs, nuts or gaskets. Check the full listing and confirm package contents when those parts are needed. The separately linked hardware should be matched to the fitted system.
The later flange clamp is sold individually, with four used per bike in its listed application. The joint collar is also sold per piece. If the motorcycle has an aftermarket exhaust, compare its instructions and attachment arrangement before using original-style parts solely on the basis of year.
The product offered here is explicitly described as the 405-style set for the 1977–78 CB750K. It should not be confused with an earlier-style set. Compare the fitted system and restoration target before selecting replacement mufflers.
Its listed contents are eight studs and eight flange nuts. Port gaskets have separate individual listings. Count what your repair requires and check the other mounting components instead of treating the stud kit as every part for the exhaust.
Their stated applications are for the listed Honda arrangements. A custom system can use different flanges or fittings. Compare the parts actually installed and the exhaust manufacturer’s requirements before assuming that model-year membership guarantees compatibility.
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