Carbon or Stainless Steel Cans
Carbon or Stainless Steel Cans
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VYL8

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1,181 posts

252 months

Monday 13th March 2006
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I have carbon cans fitted on my Tuscan 2 - what do stainless steel cans offer that my carbon cans dont?

>> Edited by VYL8 on Monday 13th March 19:48

forthright mc

8,362 posts

313 months

Monday 13th March 2006
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they look a bit nicer than standard CC's but i don't think thay're as loud! if you like the way the stainless ones look, buy a pair of CC's with multi coloured tips (if thats not what you have already.)

basil brush

5,622 posts

293 months

Monday 13th March 2006
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VYL8 said:
I have carbon cans fitted on my Tuscan 2 - what do stainless steel cans offer that my carbon cans dont?

>> Edited by VYL8 on Monday 13th March 19:48


Do you mean you have the standard carbon cans, or carbon can company cans? If you have standard cans then the CCC stainless steel ones are louder with more over run popping and banging. Similar results can be gained by sleeving your standard cans.

VYL8

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1,181 posts

252 months

Tuesday 14th March 2006
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Yes-I have the standard factory fit carbon cans. Ive been offered from a work colleague a pair of stainless steel cans with the purply blue colouring - does anyone know what they are worth? they are brand new in the box!

NCE 61

2,458 posts

311 months

Tuesday 14th March 2006
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If they are from the Carbon Can Co the price list is On there web site which will give you an idea of what to pay.

basil brush

5,622 posts

293 months

Wednesday 15th March 2006
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But they sell their plain stainless steel finish ones for £220 a pair on ebay.

chimi500

307 posts

289 months

Friday 17th March 2006
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basil brush said:
But they sell their plain stainless steel finish ones for £220 a pair on ebay.


I bought some of these, sound 10 times better than standard imho, look better too.