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1976 Honda CB400F · Shock Absorbers Buying guide
If you measured eye-to-clevis, compare that number with 335mm. If you measured center-of-eye to clevis, compare it with 321mm. Do not subtract the difference and call them the same shock.
335mm chrome setEye-to-clevis 335mm, 13 3/16 inches. 4-position preload. Chrome body, springs, and end cap. Includes bushings. Names the 1975-77 CB400F.View part
321mm stock-type set321mm, 12.6 inches, center-of-eye to clevis. 5-position preload. Upper eye has a rubber damper and is 20mm wide. Replaces 52400-375-000, 52400-375-611, and 52400-404-013. Names the 1975-77 CB400F.View part
Shock nutsReplace 90309-315-000. The text says two nuts are used per bike. Order the quantity you need. Names the 1975-77 CB400F.View part
Related parts: Joint rubbers, set of 2
The 321mm set says the top eye is 20mm wide and that some models need extra washers at the mount. Check the mount before you assume the eye fills it.
The 290mm shorty sets do not name the CB400F. The 336mm chrome set is described as the stock match for a CB750K 1972-76. Leave those out unless the fitment line you are reading actually names this bike.
The 335mm set is labeled stock length and is measured eye to clevis. The 321mm set is labeled stock type and is measured from the center of the top eye to the clevis. They are two different listings, so match the way you measured.
Four on the 335mm set. Five on the 321mm set. The original shocks had three positions, and the 321mm set has five.
No. The nuts replace 90309-315-000, and one bike uses two. Joint rubbers are another set of two, replacing 52484-292-000.
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