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Honda CB1100 CB1000 CB900 CB750 Honda exhaust pipe joint collar 18233-425-000
Honda CB1100 / CB1000 / CB900 / CB750 Genuine Honda Exhaust Pipe Joint Collar ~ OEM 18233-425-000, SKU 99-5455: product photo and reviewed parts fiche. Example diagram; check listing for fitment.
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Honda CB1100 / CB1000 / CB900 / CB750 Genuine Honda Exhaust Pipe Joint Collar ~ OEM 18233-425-000

99-5455
$24.95 USD

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Honda CB1100 / CB1000 / CB900 / CB750 Genuine Honda Exhaust Pipe Joint Collar ~ OEM 18233-425-000

Upgrade or restore your classic Honda motorcycle with this Exhaust Pipe Joint Collar — precision‑engineered and made in Japan. This genuine OEM part #18233‑425‑000 ensures a factory‑correct fit between the exhaust header and mid‑pipe, providing a secure seal and long‑lasting durability.

Sold per collar piece (as shown in photo). Order the quantity you require.

Whether you’re replacing worn exhaust hardware or completing a restoration project, trust genuine Honda components for dependable fitment and performance.

Key Features
• Genuine Honda OEM part — replaces 18233‑425‑000
• Precision‑fit collar for exhaust joints
• Made in Japan to original Honda specifications
• Provides a secure, leak‑resistant seal
• Ideal for vintage Honda restoration or maintenance
• Our Part Number: 99‑5455

Fitment / Compatibility
• CB750C (1980‑82)
• CB750K (1979‑82)
• CB750L (1979)
• CB750SC (1982‑83)
• CB900C (1980‑82)
• CB900F (1981‑82)
• CB1000C (1983)
• CB1100F (1983)

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Honda motorcycle models and years listed for this part
Make Model Year
Honda CB750C Custom 1980
Honda CB750C 1981
Honda CB750C 1982
Honda CB750K Standard 1979
Honda CB750K 1980
Honda CB750K 1981
Honda CB750K 1982
Honda CB750L Limited 1979
Honda CB750SC Nighthawk 1982
Honda CB750SC 1983
Honda CB900C Custom 1980
Honda CB900C 1981
Honda CB900C 1982
Honda CB900F Supersport 1981
Honda CB900F 1982
Honda CB1000C Custom 1983
Honda CB1100F Supersport 1983

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Estimated ground delivery after your order ships
DestinationDelivery time
USA4–7 business days
Canada2–6 business days

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many Honda exhaust-pipe joint collars 18233-425-000 are included and required?

One genuine Honda half-collar, OEM 18233-425-000, is included. The listed four-cylinder CB750, CB900, CB1000 and CB1100 exhaust systems use eight half-collars in total—two around each of the four cylinder-head exhaust joints.

Are exhaust gaskets included with Honda OEM 18233-425-000?

No exhaust gaskets are specified. A four-cylinder engine uses four cylinder-head exhaust gaskets, one per port; inspect and normally replace them whenever the header is removed.

How are the half-collars installed without creating an exhaust leak?

Place two collars evenly around each pipe behind the flange, start the flange nuts by hand and tighten both sides gradually to Honda specifications. A cocked collar or uneven flange can prevent the gasket from sealing.

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