Whats best cans for firestorm 2001

[lloydie]

some more for sale on ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Moriwaki-Tita ... _500wt_947

[Wicky]

some more for sale on ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Moriwaki-Tita ... _500wt_947

Looking good till this pic...

...please ignore the dust, they just need a wipe down...

[Wicky]

I luv 'em but look at the difference in length...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VTR-1000-Fire ... 542wt_1365

Hopefully for a lot less than he's asking for, and a less than what I got these for...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/160734250548? ... 500wt_1146

mmm ! you dont like them !??

[cliveyandrews]

some more for sale on ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Moriwaki-Tita ... _500wt_947

Looking good till this pic...

...please ignore the dust, they just need a wipe down...

Chop that bit off and re-rivet? That's what I did on my 7R...

[cliveyandrews]

if i was buying a new pair of cans, i'd be tempted by spengineering aswell, i love there carbon tri oval stubbys, and if ou could get them with high level link pipes, they would look stunning, but it brings up the old question of can carbon exhausts handle the pulses from the big v-twin engine, because i'm a fair weather rider who will probably only manage 3-4k a year, i wouldn't have a problem with carbon fibre, and they look the best........
i got in touch with sp engineering and without link pipes they offered me 2 stubby tri ovals for £300 which was a good deal i thought, because your buying two cans and if you use your standard link pipes they might offer you a discount.

I've had my stubbies nearly 2 years now - and they have done a few 150 mile commutes (in under 2 hours inc 2 fuel stops) - no signs of splitting. But then they don't (as mr Pinkyfloyd has already attested) have a lot of "restriction"...