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So I've had an issue before with my pods falling off my carb and having to buy new ones. I know what you're gonna say, make sure it's tight on the carb. Well I check it before I go out hut sumtimes I forget. So on to the question, do you guys/gals have any modifications to keep from losing it if for whatever reason it falls off? I was thinking of cutting a very small hole in the outerwear and stickin a ziptie through it and around something on the carb. What do you think?

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I got stock carbs and the pods that fit stock carbs. It's not like it happens everytime just has happened to me n I'd rather not pay 60 bucks for a filter n outerwear haha. So you're saying to get a smaller clamp?

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So I've had an issue before with my pods falling off my carb and having to buy new ones. I know what you're gonna say, make sure it's tight on the carb. Well I check it before I go out hut sumtimes I forget. So on to the question, do you guys/gals have any modifications to keep from losing it if for whatever reason it falls off? I was thinking of cutting a very small hole in the outerwear and stickin a ziptie through it and around something on the carb. What do you think?

 

 

No don't cut your outerwears...

 

there is a small area just above where the frame comes down and meets the cross member for the shock support... it almost perfectly lines up to the back of the filters...In the past i've used zip ties, but eventually used a long piece of velcro to wrap around the frame and snug up against the back of the filters.

 

Never had a problem after that when I had stock carbs w/ pods

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yeah....blue angel has dropped it multiple times....everytime i had to swerve coming around a turn in the trails to avoid flattening it. haha.......

 

Like he said.....we just put a WIDER hose clamp....not a larger diameter one.

 

They fall off because of the force and leverage applied to them given their shapes. I do know some people have made metal brackets that go from the upper frame rails where the seat rests on down to the filter and have used a self-taping screw to fasten the filter to the bracket.

 

Just make sure you don't try and use a small bolt with a nut on the inside of the filter.....it'll vibrate the nut loose and it'll end up in your top end doing the cha-cha tap dance on all of your shit.

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