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Guys! I have gasoline coming from my pod filters(not recommended I know. I hate them they make for poor performance) only thing I could think of is if when I cleaned the carbs the floats got bent or tilted and is continuing flow. Happens when the bike is on and when it's off. But it happens maybe 3 times a day and it's maybe a fluid ounce that comes out each time.

Most often caused by-
Dirty or failed fuel petcock + dirty or failed float valves
Fuel levels too high
Some combination of the above

This bike can run pretty good with pod filters.

Are your carb overflow tubes clogged? My TK22's have overflowed like a sieve out of the overflow/drain but never to where fuel was leaking from the pod filters.

If you have done TexasKZ's suggestions and the carbs still overflow the next check:

The float level can be set but the float can be tweaked so the float valve will not close. Support the carb rack level with the bowls off. Raise each float with your finger and make sure each float valve moves smoothly into the float seat. If any do not, check the float tang for a dimple from the float valve nipple (smooth this with a scotchbrite) and make sure the float tang is level. It is easy to bend the tang crooked if you have recently adjusted the float level. Also make sure the float itself is not bent to the point where it will not float up into the "pocket" in the carb body.

If they are leaking from the filter, then your drain/overflow system is messed up or clogged on one or more carbs.

Guys! I have gasoline coming from my pod filters(not recommended I know. I hate them they make for poor performance) only thing I could think of is if when I cleaned the carbs the floats got bent or tilted and is continuing flow. Happens when the bike is on and when it's off. But it happens maybe 3 times a day and it's maybe a fluid ounce that comes out each time.

If the floats got bent, then that's most likely the problem.
I would do the service fuel level check. clear tube method. then adjust the floats as necessary.