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Honda CB350 / CB360 Exhaust Valve ~ Replaces 14721-286-305

$19.95 USD
01-9954
Restore proper engine performance with this Exhaust Valve, designed as a direct replacement for the original Honda component. This valve replaces OEM part numbers...

Honda CB350 / CB360 Intake Valve ~ Replaces 14711-286-030

$19.95 USD
01-9953
This intake valve is designed as a direct replacement for the original Honda component, matching OEM reference number 14711-286-030. It plays a key role...

Honda CB High Performance Kibblewhite Exhaust Valve Guide

$49.95 USD
12-0094
Match the intake guide with this Kibblewhite Exhaust Valve Guide (standard size). Same C63000 nickel-aluminum bronze construction, same airflow-optimized profile. Made in the USA....

Honda CB High Performance Kibblewhite Intake Valve Guide

$49.95 USD
12-0093
Fit a premium valve guide to your CB350K or CL350K with this Kibblewhite Intake Valve Guide (standard size). Made from copper-based C63000 nickel-aluminum bronze:...

1973 Honda CL350K5 · Valves & Bronze Guides Buying guide

Specify each valve and guide position

The intake valve is an individual replacement. Kibblewhite’s standard-size bronze guides are separately identified for intake and exhaust use and do not use separate OEM-style valve-guide clips.

Give the machinist the guide choice early

Both featured guide types use C63000 nickel-aluminum bronze and are offered in standard size. Share those product details with the machinist before committing the order. Material and model-family wording do not replace assessment of the actual head, guide fit or work needed during installation.

Do not carry over the old clip order

These Kibblewhite bronze guides expressly do not use separate OEM-style guide clips. Keep that design distinction in the parts list when moving from the removed components to the replacements. Count intake guides, exhaust guides and replacement valves separately from one another.

Buying questions

Should intake and exhaust guides be ordered as one common part?

Keep them separate. There are distinct intake and exhaust guide products, even though their bronze material and standard-size descriptions are shared. Use the positions identified by the head inspection to build the order.

Does standard size mean a guide needs no machine-shop work?

No such installation claim is established. Ask the machinist to confirm the offered guide size and the fitting or finishing required for the actual head before placing the order or scheduling assembly.

What if previous guide replacements are undocumented?

Have the machine shop identify and measure the existing arrangement before selecting standard-size guides. Prior head work can leave questions that a model application does not answer, so agree the replacement specification before purchasing.

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