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1976 Honda CB750K · Carb holders & boots Buying guide
Cracked carb holders or boots let unmetered air in and make tuning difficult. The holders connect the carbs to the engine, and the boots connect them to the air box.
The carb holder listing says the holders need 46-49mm band clamps, with eight required. If your existing clamps are rusted or stretched, add new ones when you replace the holders so the seal is secure.
The stabilizer bracket is for bikes running pod filters without the airbox. It is not needed on a stock 1976 with the original airbox, where the rubber boots and the airbox itself support the carbs.
No. The listing says the holders need 46-49mm diameter clamps, eight in total, sold separately. The holders come as a set of four for the 1971-76 CB750K.
Four, according to the listing, which asks you to order the quantity you require. Each boot connects one carb to the air box and replaces 17253-341-300 on the 1969-76 CB750K.
Its listing describes it for airbox-delete builds using pods or hardtails. A stock 1976 CB750K that keeps its original airbox and rubber boots does not call for this bracket.
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