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1973 Honda CB350G · Intake & Exhaust Valves Buying guide
An intake valve and an exhaust valve are distinct service parts. Let inspection determine which positions require replacement, and prepare the head work alongside the parts order rather than choosing by appearance alone.
Replacement valves are only one part of a cylinder-head repair. The condition of the guides, seats and associated hardware determines the work required. Agree the repair plan with the machinist before ordering valves for positions that may not need them.
The twin uses eccentric rocker-arm pins for valve adjustment. A replacement valve is not an adjustment part, and CB750-style tappet-screw assumptions do not apply. Use the Honda twin service procedure for checks after the head is reassembled.
Identify the fitted head and compare the removed valve with the correct intake or exhaust replacement. A CB350G frame does not establish the application of a different engine or cylinder head.
The intake valve is sold individually. Base the order on the positions your head inspection identifies, rather than assuming the price covers both cylinders.
Inspection first is preferable. Guide and seat condition can affect the repair plan, so confirm which valves need replacement and what machining is required before ordering.
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