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1983 Honda CB750SC · Intake Holders & Boots Buying guide
Four holders serve the engine side. The four airbox boots comprise two of each specified shape. Their clamp requirements differ, making position and package contents more useful than a broad intake-rubber description.
The boot package supplies two pieces of each specified reference. Four compatible clamps are separate, using the 58–60mm band-clamp or gear-clamp option. Preserve the original positions for comparison rather than assuming four identical boots are interchangeable across the bank.
The holder set contains four engine-side rubbers and specifies eight matching clamps when those need replacement. That eight-clamp requirement belongs to the holders, not the airbox boot set. Inspect the retained clamps and choose the size intended for each connection.
No. Holders and airbox boots are separate packages for opposite sides of the carburetors. Choose the set for the worn joints, or deliberately order both when inspection supports it.
The boot application calls for four separate compatible clamps. The engine-side holder set calls for eight of its own matching type, so keep the two counts distinct.
Compare the replacement rack’s dimensions and the actual airbox or inlet arrangement first. Original-model application does not verify a carburetor conversion with different connections.
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