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Hello guys another post ive fitted pod filters to a set of g750es carbs ,the pods were with the bike when i bought it and the original box is just scrap.problem is the pods are 2 part the rubber that is fixted to the carb and then the pod .once the pod is tightened to the carb the pod itself spins and feels loose is this normal .might sound bit weird as the pod is 2 parts
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Sounds like the K&N-type pod that Dime City Cycles has. It shouldn't pose any problem other than the fact that you know it can spin. The real issue with them is that ridge inside that obstructs airflow to the air jet and diaphragm vent. Turned out to be a non-issue on mine, though. -
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HA!!! I thought the same thing, but I was hesitant to go there!
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I have had the filter fall off while riding with similarly constructed pod filters. I suggest dropping 70 dollars on a set of APE high performance pods. They are high quality and they don't have the step down that Ric was referring to. My 750 ran so much more smoothly after I installed them. No more mid-range stumble due to gas being impeded by the rubber manifold.
Last edited by Guest; 11-01-2015, 09:47 AM.Comment
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going back to stock filter i like the chrome .shiney shiny cheers anyway guysComment
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