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CB360 Pods

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I'm having trouble with my carbs I no longer have the stock airbox and from what I can I find the 360 runs poorly with pods my bike has a hesitation or loss of power at mid throttle this goes away when the put the choke on about 1/8 to 1/4 from what I understand its because the pods throw off the vacuum and the slide no longer works as it should. so I'm thinking if I can find some more restrictive filter that should help. I have a 74 Cb360 and from reading through this forum it sounds like the needle should not be adjustable on the carbs but mine are I don't know if someone stuck different needles in there and maybe the taper is wrong and that could be causing issues. my jetting is factory and when moving the needle up or down it does help the problem it never goes completely away so I thought maybe going from a 110 main to 115 would help but after reading your posts it seems more likely its the filters? also the bike didnt rev past 3,000 - 4,000 rpms which is when the slide kicks in so my guess is the vacuum was not enough to open the slide
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What carbs are on it? What pods? What did you hack off the exhaust?
The stock Keihin CV carbs the exhaust is also stock they are cheap pod filters i plan to put nicer K&N or UNI filters on to see if that makes a difference
I wrapped paper towels around the pod filters today to see if maybe better filters would do the trick and it ran like I feel it should I've never had the stock airbox and I've never ridden a 360 with one so I don't know if runs like it should but it ran better than it ever has. it pops slightly from the exhaust so it might be a little rich but I would expect when changing the airflow I wanted to get some more opinions before I make the change I'm thinking either K&N filters or some UNI foam filters?
I already have an extension on there it's not straight like those they are stock and slightly curved to get around the battery box, I'll put a picture in.

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that is an older picture it now has a battery and exhaust attached
okay ill do that, I'm not sure about where the crankcase breaths from I don't remember seeing anywhere to hook that up but ill look at it tonight and see what I can find
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okay should I try to put it into the rubber extensions currently on there
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