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1971 Honda CB350K3 · Exhaust Gaskets & Hardware Buying guide
Two cylinder-head exhaust connections give a clear count for a standard twin. Select individual gaskets or workshop stock, then inspect the separate pipe retainers rather than assuming gasket packaging includes fastening hardware.
The individual gasket is supplied as one piece. It lets you order the number needed without committing to a ten-pack. Count the joints being opened and keep any spare gaskets clearly identified for future work on a compatible exhaust-port application.
The headpipe seals, retaining collars and fasteners play different roles at the cylinder-head connection. Check the hardware already fitted and identify any missing or damaged pieces using the correct parts diagram. Neither gasket package is presented as a complete exhaust mounting kit.
Yes. The original CB350K3 uses one exhaust-port gasket at each of its two cylinder-head connections. If the exhaust has been modified, also check the pipe manufacturer’s installation requirements before ordering.
Choose the ten-pack when you want spares for repeated exhaust work or several compatible motorcycles. It contains ten gaskets rather than a specially matched collection of different seals for one motorcycle.
The gasket items supply the exhaust-port sealing rings. Inspect the retaining collars and fastening hardware separately, and identify any replacements needed before taking the exhaust apart for the planned repair.
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