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1971 Honda CB350K3 · Exhaust Buying guide
The useful purchase here is the gasket at each cylinder-head exhaust port. Count the joints being disturbed and compare the installed headpipes, especially if the bike has a custom or previously modified exhaust.
Related parts: Ten-Pack of Headpipe Gaskets
An individual gasket is useful when the job needs only a small number. Servicing both original exhaust-port connections requires two gaskets. The linked ten-pack suits repeat workshop use or several compatible repairs; its quantity is a stock purchase rather than a single-bike set.
With replacement pipes, compare the way each headpipe seats at the cylinder head and inspect the surrounding retaining hardware. These gaskets have a stated CB350K application, but they do not establish the compatibility of a complete aftermarket exhaust system or replace missing mounting pieces.
The original CB350K3 arrangement uses two exhaust-port gaskets, one at each cylinder-head connection. Two individually sold gaskets cover those joints; inspect any modified exhaust arrangement before placing the order.
Both choices use the same stated exhaust-port references and CB350K application. The practical difference is quantity: one gasket for a small order or ten for repeat servicing and workshop stock.
Check the aftermarket pipe’s connection at the cylinder head and its installation requirements. These are exhaust-port gaskets for the CB350K application; they do not confirm the fit of the rest of an altered system.
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