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Installing pods 30 Oct 2005 08:08 #5341

pg4827 Topic Author Offline User Posts: 36 Thank you received: 0	On a 1978 kz1000A do the carbs have to be removed to install pod air filters? The stock air box does not look like it has enough room to come out.
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Installing pods 30 Oct 2005 12:26 #5393

z19OO Offline User Posts: 244 Thank you received: 3	Yes........pull the rubbers off just behind the carbs, pop the carbs off and the airbox slides out. 1975 z1 900 1979 kz650b
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Installing pods 30 Oct 2005 20:06 #5501

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Don't forget to keep all of the stock airbox parts in case you want to switch back to the stock air intake system-Cheers-Colin Firth

1977 KZ650 Custom. Brought back from the dead after 13 years of neglect. Totally rebuilt from frame up. Wiseco 700 kit. Ported, polished heads. Triple angle valve job. Properly re-jetted rebuilt carbs, Filters, MAC Pipe, Barnett Clutch, Body mods, Bead blasted rims, 14 tooth sprocket front, Superbike Bars, Painted 2005 Chrysler Magnum Red with silver and gold stripes. Only 13,000 miles on bike. Runs and looks like new and does it ever jump off the line! Colin Firth-Ontario-Canada

-1977 Kz650 Custom bought new by brother. Now with 810 kit, GPz750 cams, intake valves, Mikuni 29 smoothbores, velocity stacks, Dyna Igntion, MAC pipe and other goodies.
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Installing pods 01 Nov 2005 12:12 #5940

lmahaj Offline User Posts: 8 Thank you received: 0	On my kz400, the box wouldn't come out without removing the engine, which I didn't do.
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