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    #16
    A Twist on the POD debate

    Originally posted by FlyingSteve View Post
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBuvK3Z-eMU


    I was playing around with this silly idea in my mind of making a manifold for all 4 cylinders and using 1 large carb... Like a car. Tuning would be fairly easy providing that you make all 4 runners equal length, which wouldn't be too difficult on a bike, since the intake ports are close together. If you could find a large enough carb, preferably CV, and side draft of course, it should work and run pretty good.

    I remember seeing an Honda 750 4 in the 70's with 2 carbs on and it went like a rocket.
    Cant remember the name of the carbs but think they were Italian.

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      #17
      Originally posted by chef1366 View Post
      Don't use the filter box and add a filter to the carb air box. At least on the 1100s they are seperate.
      I was considering doing this to maintain a stock look while still providing better airflow.
      I can no longer use the airbox due to frame bracing meaning the battery required raising and is now in the way.
      Do you suggest a K&N or a Foam Unifilter?

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        #18
        Originally posted by Craig54 View Post
        I remember seeing an Honda 750 4 in the 70's with 2 carbs on and it went like a rocket.
        Cant remember the name of the carbs but think they were Italian.
        I've seen those before and it always struck me as a good idea. It always amazes me how much carb we put on bikes compared to autos. I run a 600 cfm Autolite 4 BBL on the 351 in my boat. It has four 1.12" / 28.45 mm barrels and makes around 300 hp at 4800 rpm.
        I read an article on head flow of the cb750's that stated that the 28 mm carbs it has are the restricting component and the head could support bigger carbs.
        So 4 28.45 mm barrels can support 300 hp on a 351 v8,
        but 4 28 mm carbs restrict the cb750 to only 67 hp - crankshaft numbers.
        -1980 GS1100 LT
        -1975 Honda cb750K
        -1972 Honda cl175
        - Currently presiding over a 1970 T500

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          #19
          dell orto? Malossi?

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            #20
            What about a dual inlet k&n pod like this?

            Factory direct K&N replacement air filters, air intakes, oil filters & cabin filters. KNFilters.com - the official site for performance filtration products.


            That way cylinders 1 and 2 are getting the same air, and 3 and 4 are getting their own as well.

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              #21
              Originally posted by Big Rich View Post
              What about a dual inlet k&n pod like this?

              Factory direct K&N replacement air filters, air intakes, oil filters & cabin filters. KNFilters.com - the official site for performance filtration products.


              That way cylinders 1 and 2 are getting the same air, and 3 and 4 are getting their own as well.
              I wonder if that lunchbox will work on my GS450? It only says that it will fit a GS500.

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                #22
                What ever came of this?

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                  #23
                  The selfish, every cylinder for itself nature of pods offends some. They have no regard for their fellow cylinders needs and the inherent balance brought to the system as a whole when available air is distributed evenly to all cylinders by a central orifice.
                  -1980 GS1100 LT
                  -1975 Honda cb750K
                  -1972 Honda cl175
                  - Currently presiding over a 1970 T500

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