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1973 Honda CB350G · Exhaust-Port Gaskets Buying guide
Package quantity is the main choice between these two gasket products. The correct joint location still matters, particularly when a motorcycle has an aftermarket exhaust or previously altered mounting hardware.
One purchase of the individual product supplies one gasket; one purchase of the bulk product supplies ten. Order for the joints being serviced, and keep any spare stock deliberate. A pack count should never be mistaken for the number of gaskets required at one joint.
These gaskets are for the cylinder-head exhaust ports. An aftermarket pipe can change the surrounding mounting or connection details, so compare the sealing arrangement and inspect the retained parts. Follow appropriate assembly instructions rather than adding extra gaskets to compensate for a poor fit.
No. The individual product is one gasket. Count the exhaust-port joints in your planned repair before entering the order quantity.
Choose it when the repair quantity and planned spare stock justify ten gaskets. It has the same stated port application as the individual product.
Do not use extra gaskets to compensate for damaged or mismatched parts. Inspect the sealing surfaces and headpipe arrangement, then follow the correct service instructions for that joint.
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