I wonder where they found new carb boots for an "A" model, since none have been available for several years now. You definitely have a vacuum leak, and your pilot jets are plugged. I would also bet that they did not re-jet for the pods. I have 5 CB 750 A's and love them. I an even working on a deal to get another one . Any way, what I recommend is to go on and use the 77-78 K model carbs, you can get new boots for them from vintagecb750.com. Do away with the idle solenoid, and speed sensor/control/warning/whatever it is thing. It is not needed. I would recommend starting with a 120 main jet, and raise the needle one clip position, or shim it 1.5 mm if it is not an adjustable needle. I would also recommend putting the K model airbox on it.
However if you still want to scrap it, give me a shout.
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