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1973 Honda CB350G · Exhaust Service Parts Buying guide
The individual gasket and ten-pack share the stated CB350G exhaust-port application. Decide the service quantity from the joints being disturbed, then consider whether keeping additional gaskets makes the larger pack useful.
The single product contains one gasket; the larger product contains ten. They are alternative purchase quantities for the same listed port application. Buy the quantity needed for the repair or planned future work without treating a bulk pack as a different sealing design.
Check the headpipe, seating surfaces and retained mounting hardware before reassembly. A new gasket does not correct damaged or mismatched exhaust parts. Use the CB350G service procedure and the exhaust maker’s instructions where an aftermarket system changes the arrangement.
Both products give the same CB350G exhaust-port application and references. The choice is package quantity: one gasket or ten gaskets.
It is an exhaust-port gasket for the headpipe-to-cylinder-head location. Match any muffler or slip-joint seal to that joint’s own design instead.
Confirm that the aftermarket headpipes retain the corresponding cylinder-head sealing arrangement. Check the exhaust maker’s instructions rather than assuming every custom pipe uses the same joint.
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