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Honda CB Round Pod Air Filter

$22.95 USD
15-0030
Match the 15-0020 fitment with a chrome end-cap pod using this 39mm Round Pod Air Filter with chrome end cap. Circular style, supplied dry,...

1974-77 Honda CB550F / CB550K Stock Type Air Filter ~ Replaces 17210-390-003

$34.95 USD
15-0164
Replace your mid-'70s CB550 stock air filter with this Stock-Type Air Filter, replacing OEM #17210-390-003.Key Features• Stock-type air filter• Replaces OEM #17210-390-003• Honda part...

Honda CB Chrome Velocity Stack Set/4 ~ 39mm ID

$169.95 USD
73-1145
Open up your intake with this Chrome Velocity Stack Set of 4 with integrated debris screens. 39mm inner diameter, sold as a complete set...

Honda CB Round Pod Air Filter ~ Black/Red

$24.95 USD
15-0020
Fit performance pod filters on your SOHC CB with this 39mm Round Pod Air Filter with black body and red foam filter. Circular style...

Honda CB Foam Round Pod Air Filter

$16.95 USD
15-0095
Fit foam-media pods to your SOHC CB with this 39mm Round Foam Pod Air Filter with chrome end caps and rubber mouth. Circular style,...

39mm Round Pod Air Filter with Black End Cap

$24.95 USD
15-0167
Replace worn or restrictive clamp-on filters with this aftermarket 39mm round pod air filter. The black end cap gives the filter a darker custom...

1976 Honda CB550F · Air Filters Buying guide

Start with the intake arrangement, then choose the filter

The airbox element and individual pods are different replacement choices. A product’s model application does not make a pod an airbox insert or establish the needs of replacement carburetors.

Count individual filters separately

The black-cap pod is sold individually, so one purchase does not supply a four-filter set. Measure the fitted carburetor connections and count how many individual filters the arrangement requires. Replacing one damaged pod may call for a different quantity from renewing the complete intake.

Distinguish filter media from debris screens

The listed velocity-stack set uses screens intended to stop larger particles; those screens are not equivalent to filter media for finer dust. Choose actual filtration for the intended use, and review existing carburetor tuning when changing the intake instead of assuming one jet change suits every conversion.

Your buying questions

Will a 39 mm pod fit the original airbox?

A pod clamps to a compatible carburetor inlet; it is not an insert for the original airbox. Choose the stock-type element when servicing the listed original CB550F airbox, or confirm the connection when replacing existing pods.

Is the black-cap pod ready as an oiled filter?

It is supplied dry. Its washable media may be lightly oiled with suitable air-filter oil when additional dust filtration is needed. Follow the product’s care guidance rather than assuming it arrives oiled.

Do new pods automatically require larger pilot jets?

No single pilot-jet change is established by the filter choice alone. Carburetor type, existing jetting and intake or exhaust changes all matter. Assess the fitted setup rather than selecting a larger pilot jet simply because pods are installed.

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