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1970 Honda CB450K Measured 49mm Custom Pod Installation

Choose the universal pod for your 1970 CB450K from the mounting surface on the fitted carburetor. Check the inlet outside diameter and the space for its body. Count the filters needed, then assess the possible tuning work before treating the change as a completed installation.

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Universal motorcycle 49mm chrome cap pod air filter

Universal Motorcycle 49mm Chrome Cap POD Air Filter

$24.95 USD
15-0034
49mm Chrome Cap POD Air Filter for custom or restoration work on classic Honda CB motorcycles. Measure the outside diameter of the carburetor inlet...
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1970 Honda CB450K · Air Filters & Vent Filters Buying guide

Measure the attachment and assess the intake layout

The product is a 49mm chrome-cap pod sold each, with a specific instruction to measure carburetor inlet outside diameter. It warns of possible jetting and tuning changes. The description does not supply body dimensions or recommended jet sizes.

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Universal Motorcycle 49mm Chrome Cap POD Air Filter Universal 49mm chrome-cap filterPod air filter sold each for a measured installation. The listing asks for the carburetor inlet outside diameter and notes possible jetting and tuning changes. Confirm mounting size, surrounding room and required filter quantity.View part

Match the fitted carburetor instead of a nominal bore size

The inlet outside diameter is the specified mounting measurement. An internal carburetor bore dimension does not identify that surface. A carburetor swapped during earlier work may also change the attachment, so take the check from the actual assembly rather than the motorcycle year.

Leave the metering choice to the setup assessment

The pod description gives a tuning caution without naming a jet. The premium kit’s #40 pilot and the separate #35 pilot describe different supplied sizes, not the filter’s required calibration. Confirm the pattern and size needed by the fitted carburetor and intake before selecting either.

Practical parts selection questions

What else matters after the inlet measures 49mm?

Check the room around the intended installation for the filter body and chrome cap. Overall body dimensions are not supplied in the description, so confirm those needed for a tight layout. Mounting diameter alone does not resolve that clearance.

Does one pod purchase supply filters for both carburetors?

The product explicitly states sold each. Determine the number needed by the intake arrangement you will use and order that many individual filters. The general motorcycle application does not describe a two-filter package.

Can the filter listing tell me whether #35 or #40 is the correct pilot?

It only warns that jetting and tuning changes may be needed. It does not prescribe either size. Assess the fitted carburetor and intake requirements before choosing metering parts, and confirm the selected jet pattern as well as its number.

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