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1976 Honda CB360T · Custom Pod Air Filter Buying guide
The filter is sold individually and requires an inlet-size check. The original motorcycle uses dedicated air-cleaner assemblies, so pod selection involves mounting, clearance and possible carburetor tuning changes.
The nominal 49 mm fit is a starting point for comparison. Confirm the actual carburetor inlet diameter and the room available around each filter. Changes to the carburetors or adjacent components can alter whether this pod suits the custom installation.
Pod filters may require jetting and tuning changes. Keep that work in the plan before replacing the original air-cleaner arrangement. A particular filter diameter does not establish a jet size, and a universal tuning recommendation cannot account for every engine and exhaust configuration.
The pod is sold each. Count one for each carburetor inlet receiving a filter; a two-pod conversion needs two individual purchases after both inlet size and clearance are checked.
It is a clamp-on custom pod, not a replacement original-style housing element. Choose it as part of a planned intake change and compare the mounting space and connection directly.
There is no verified one-size jet prescription for this filter. Identify the installed carburetors, engine and exhaust setup, then arrange appropriate tuning rather than buying jets solely from the pod diameter.
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