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1974 Honda CB360G · Exhaust Buying guide
These gaskets seal at the exhaust ports. Identify that joint before ordering, then decide whether a single-piece order or a ten-pack better suits the planned repair and any spare stock you want to keep.
The individual item contains one gasket; the pack contains ten. Both use the same listed replacement references for the 1974 CB360G. The standard CB360G needs two exhaust-port gaskets when both headpipes are refitted, one per port. Two individual pieces therefore cover both ports; one piece does not.
If the bike has non-original headpipes, compare the gasket seat at the cylinder head and the pipe’s mating end before selecting the seal. A gasket chosen for the exhaust port should not be assumed to fit a separate pipe-to-muffler joint.
They carry the same 18291-286-000 / 18291-286-306 references and include the 1974 CB360G application. The clear ordering difference is quantity: one piece versus ten pieces.
The standard CB360G uses two exhaust-port gaskets, one at each cylinder-head port. Order two of the individual item for both headpipes, or select the ten-pack if you also want spares.
Compare the cylinder-head gasket seat and the pipe’s mating end with the required original-type joint. A modified pipe can change the fit, so the motorcycle’s year and model alone do not settle the choice.
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