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1983 Honda CB750SC · Fuel & Intake Parts Buying guide
The petcock uses M20 × 1.0 threads. The stock-type filter belongs in the airbox, and the boot package contains four shaped connecting pieces. Match those separate products to the arrangement you intend to retain.
M20 × 1.0 petcockReplacement fuel petcock with M20 × 1.0 tank-connection threads.View part
Airbox boot setFour boots: two of each specified shape. Four matching airbox-side clamps are separate.View part
Original-type air filterReplacement airbox filter, reference 17211-425-000, for the early Nighthawk.View part
A swapped tank may have a different petcock thread, outlet position or cap opening. Confirm the M20 × 1.0 connection and hose clearance before ordering the featured petcock. The separate automatic fuel shut-off valve has its own repair components and should be identified independently.
The airbox boot set includes two of each specified boot shape, four total. Engine-side holders are a different set. Compare the current intake before buying rubbers or filters, particularly if pods or replacement carburetors changed the original sealing arrangement.
No. The boots connect the carburetors to the airbox; engine-side holders are a separate package. Identify which side has deteriorated before selecting one set or both.
Check the actual tank thread and outlet clearance. The listed M20 × 1.0 application does not verify a different tank installed on the motorcycle during an earlier modification.
It uses a different mounting arrangement at a compatible carburetor inlet. An intake change requires its own quantity, clearance and tuning checks rather than a simple element substitution.
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