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1970 Honda CB175K4 · Shock Mounting Nuts Buying guide
A replacement nut can address damaged or missing mounting hardware without changing the shock itself. Compare the reference and installed mounting arrangement before selecting the quantity for your repair.
This shock nut is an OEM-type replica, with CB175K coverage beginning in 1970 and continuing through 1973. It is not described as a genuine Honda part. Use the 90309-315-000 replacement reference to identify the hardware and compare it with the nut removed.
The application calls for two nuts per motorcycle. Inspect both mounting locations and determine which pieces need renewal, then confirm the supplied package quantity before ordering. A changed shock or mounting stud requires its own hardware check rather than an assumption based on the frame’s model year.
It is an OEM-type replica replacing reference 90309-315-000. Choose it with that distinction in mind if you are deciding between replacement-style hardware and genuine Honda parts for a restoration.
Compare the mounting hardware specified for the fitted shocks. The CB175K 1970–73 application does not establish the thread or retaining hardware of every aftermarket shock, stud or modified mounting arrangement.
The catalog specifies two nuts used per motorcycle but does not explicitly confirm a two-nut package. Confirm the supplied quantity before ordering enough replacement hardware for both positions.
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