garyahouse
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After waiting for what seems like forever (actually, it was 8 days), the Staintunes cans I bought from Skooter G arrived in the mail. When I heard the words, "Your package arrived today," I just about jumped out of my skin. What really surprised me was that they arrived in their original package. Oh well...
Skooter, you did a great job packing them up. The arrived without a scratch.
Off with the stockers and on with the Staintunes. I don't know just HOW used they are, but they dead sure look like new. The reflections are a little deceptive, these cans are in perfect condition. Can you see it in the picture here, that though my stockers were in perfect condition, the Staintunes are a good deal more shiny? The difference is striking.
Here you can see the difference in shape and appearance.
Once I got em both on, I fired it up. Oddly enough, the Staintunes aren't any louder than my stockers. Keep in mind, I did the stage one trooper mod which made the stockers a little louder. On the trooper mod, I cut the ends with the 1 1/2 inch hole saw, but did not "dremmel out" (and remove) the tips - my stockers were louder, but not quite as loud as the full-fledged trooper mod. Anyway, I popped out the baffles (takes about 2 minutes) and took it for a ride. Now she's got some real snarl. Out on the highway, it sounds really sweet above 6k rpms. One thing's for sure, the Staintunes are really well made and they fit perfectly.
Gary
darksider #44
Skooter, you did a great job packing them up. The arrived without a scratch.
Off with the stockers and on with the Staintunes. I don't know just HOW used they are, but they dead sure look like new. The reflections are a little deceptive, these cans are in perfect condition. Can you see it in the picture here, that though my stockers were in perfect condition, the Staintunes are a good deal more shiny? The difference is striking.
Here you can see the difference in shape and appearance.
Once I got em both on, I fired it up. Oddly enough, the Staintunes aren't any louder than my stockers. Keep in mind, I did the stage one trooper mod which made the stockers a little louder. On the trooper mod, I cut the ends with the 1 1/2 inch hole saw, but did not "dremmel out" (and remove) the tips - my stockers were louder, but not quite as loud as the full-fledged trooper mod. Anyway, I popped out the baffles (takes about 2 minutes) and took it for a ride. Now she's got some real snarl. Out on the highway, it sounds really sweet above 6k rpms. One thing's for sure, the Staintunes are really well made and they fit perfectly.
Gary
darksider #44
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