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HondaMan:

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--- Quote from: Dime on November 14, 2024, 12:33:17 PM ---I rebuilt my stock airbox and am going that route but I am surprised no one has chimed in about the steel dragon bread box. From what I have read on here there has been good success using them. That bread box also has velocity stacks built in.

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Are they still in business?

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I had an email back from them a couple of months ago saying they would build me a bread box so I assume yes

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Those were the only airboxes I ever saw work pretty on the 750 - besides the OEM versions. They help with the open-air-tumbling issue, being boxed in.
On roadrace bikes we always had lower fairings that made a nice big airbox behind the engines, with directed intake paths for the carbs from that zone. That created a larger version of the ones Honda made for production bikes, and worked thru 3-digit speeds.

dave500:
pods are crap full stop,end of thread?

Dime:

--- Quote from: HondaMan on November 15, 2024, 07:23:59 PM ---
--- Quote from: Dime on November 14, 2024, 04:25:17 PM ---
--- Quote from: newday777 on November 14, 2024, 04:23:01 PM ---
--- Quote from: Dime on November 14, 2024, 12:33:17 PM ---I rebuilt my stock airbox and am going that route but I am surprised no one has chimed in about the steel dragon bread box. From what I have read on here there has been good success using them. That bread box also has velocity stacks built in.

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Are they still in business?

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I had an email back from them a couple of months ago saying they would build me a bread box so I assume yes

--- End quote ---

Those were the only airboxes I ever saw work pretty on the 750 - besides the OEM versions. They help with the open-air-tumbling issue, being boxed in.
On roadrace bikes we always had lower fairings that made a nice big airbox behind the engines, with directed intake paths for the carbs from that zone. That created a larger version of the ones Honda made for production bikes, and worked thru 3-digit speeds.

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I have read some reports that the top of the steel dragon bread box, and in some cases the sides, had to be restricted. Other than that I have read good reports.

Floshenbarnical:

--- Quote from: dave500 on November 15, 2024, 10:50:37 PM ---pods are crap full stop,end of thread?

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Having put some serious effort into tuning my carbs, my K&N pods work fantastic on my 77F although it must be said that my carbs are not CV. Smooth, responsive, and great consistent power through the RPMS

Dime:

--- Quote from: dave500 on November 15, 2024, 10:50:37 PM ---pods are crap full stop,end of thread?

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They have their place. Maybe not on the factory carbs, but they do well on a set of CRs that I had on my dohc 750. That being said, I went back to the cv's and stock air box on that bike for streetability. Comparing the CRs to the stock carbs on the sohc isn't really fair all the same.

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