can change question

hi ive got a curvy s on a w plate in blue, its got a standard can on it at the mo but i would like something thats a bit louder, has anyone got any recommendations?

also i been reading up and whenever it mentions swapping exhausts it says about cutting the standard one off? where would i have to cut? as ive just put stainless headers on it. many thanx for all your help
Mark.

[Wideboy]

most exhuasts you buy from new will give you instructions to cut and fit, i got the fuel budget can and i love it

I can highly reccommend fuel cans too. If you have a blue bike - then a Fuel Blue titanium can will look amazing. It just so happens that i have one for sale too!


Any end can will be a doddle to fit, just saw through the pipe and slip the new one on. Here is a thread with some pics of me fitting mine. Trust me - if i can do it anyone can.

clicky Thing.

PM me if you're interested in buying mine. It was just over ?200 less than 1 year and 3k miles agoand i'd let it go for ?100. Sounds amazing too.

I'm told Beowulf are good!

It's Silver and pointy but.....

http://img113.imageshack.us/my.php?image=image2ef9.jpg

hmm been on fuels website and they do some nice ones, looks like thats what ill be getting, not too fond of the couloured titanium one though like the look of the round carbon stainless one.

http://www.fuelexhausts.com/specs_po...m?iSpecIDPK=12

cheers for all your help

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lol - thanks pete - that Beowolf can is an oval stubby can (as they call it) I brought that one more cause it fitted the look of my bike but the sound is great - with the baffle in or out it sounds the same a low revs but when you open it up the baffle out sound is very nice and deep. _ would recommend but will need to do a meet to compare to others tbh - I love it though

Originally Posted by Marksv

hmm been on fuels website and they do some nice ones

Fitted a Fuel ovel stainless a few weeks back, piece of p1ss to fit, comes with simple instructions and a bar of Kendal mint cake too! Chuffed with quality and fruity sound of can and delivery was quick. Not tried it without baffle yet but may whip it out soon.

I'd heard beforehand that the original pipe was hard to cut with a hacksaw so borrowed a grinder off a mate. Was too rainy to grind outside so ended up having a go with the hacksaw and was glad i did. Took 5 mins to cut through and i ended up with a much neater cut.

i fitted a Carbon Can Co stainless oval about 3 weeks ago.
doddle to fit. i used an angle grinder to cut through the old pipe (used a 6" disc, so i could go at it from one direction, well away from the swing arm)

all took about 30 mins & came with instructions. IIRC i cut about 40mm up towards the standard can from the last weld & the new can slipped right on

good luck & post pics of what you end up fitting

Alan