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1968 Honda CB350K0 · Steel Clutch Plates Buying guide
Plate A and plate B carry different references and quantities. Preserve that distinction in the order, then inspect the original clutch and match any required friction discs to its verified application.
Plate A references 22311-286-000 and is specified at one per motorcycle. Plate B references 22321-KA4-700 and is specified at seven for the listed CB350 application. These are replacement-piece requirements, not a declaration that one purchase supplies a complete plate set.
The engine and clutch may have been changed during decades of service. Record the engine number and compare the installed stack before selecting friction discs. The linked model application must cover that exact assembly; use the Honda manual for inspection limits and assembly order.
They have different part references and different stated quantities. Match plate A and plate B to their own positions in the existing clutch, using Honda service information for assembly order.
The seven-piece figure describes the motorcycle requirement. Order the number of individual replacement pieces needed for the service, after checking the current product quantity and your clutch inspection results.
Check the engine number and actual clutch first. Early and later CB350 applications can carry different limits, so require an application that covers your assembly before choosing friction-disc replacements.
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