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I don't see a problem with bs 34's and k&N ovals
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Still recovering,some days are better than others.
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Take it from me cuz I found
If you leave it then somebody else is bound,
To find that treasure, that moment of pleasure,
When yours, it could have been.
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Upjetting plus shimming the needle and pilot air screw adjutment as a minimum, if you are lucky. Air corrector kit, fancy dynojet needles, mains and pilots if necessary.
Personally i love the look and sound of pods on all my bikes, wouldn't have it any other way.
But this isn't as easy like setting up slide carbs...
The CV34 are a blunt instrument, from z650 to z1170. Nice throttle response and economy.
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Who are you asking?TimKz44082 wrote: What kind, size and price of K&N filter on what kind of bike? How does it compare to a pod filter?
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I had 4 Emgo pods for a little while, they were turds. The paper doesn't flow very well, and if they get wet they stop flowing altogether. I also understand that the flanges block off some important holes around the edges of the carb mouths.
I also had 4 UNI pods for a while, but the foam rotted.
I don't recall the exact model of filters I ended up with, or how much they cost, but I did get them used on eBay. I think they originally came from a GS850, or some other model that shares the same spacing as my KZ750-H1.
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