CCC Cans & Warranty

[anonymous-user]

I had planned to get some CCC cans for the Tuscan this month but am having second thoughts.

I am advised by my dealer that the fitting of CCC Cans will invalidate my warranty in the event of an engine problem. As I have 8 months of the warranty left to run I'm obviously concerned about the implications .

Has anybody else had this issue and if so, how did you deal with it?

[powerlord]

don't tell the dealer. Keep the old cans.. and refit em whenever you go to the dealer ?

[J_S_G]

powerlord said:

don't tell the dealer. Keep the old cans.. and refit em whenever you go to the dealer ?

For the 10 minutes it takes to switch them over, I'd say the same!

[impycelin]

My dealer fitted some three colour titanium cans on my new car, they didnt mention anything about the warranty.

[salty-nlv]

Mines been back to the factory for engine rebuild with CCC cans stil on and they didn't say anything, however I am led to believe by my dealer they are not too enamored with everyone buying CCC cans.

Perhaps they should put some decent sports exhausts on in the first place then we wouldn't have to buy aftermarket goods.

[millerman]

Where can I get hold of a set of CCC can? are they easy to fit?

How much are they?

I assume that zorst rumble is more appealing, than the standard cans.

Nick

[judas]

You can get them from here

Prices start from about £270 for a pair of stainless steel ones.

Takes one spanner and ten minutes to fit and then oh yes baby!

[slythgoe]

Okay I'm sold!
where do I get em?!
I've tried the link and the website seems to be down.... anyone know where I can see some pics? how to get in touch with CCC?

Cheers
Si

[powerlord]

my piccies show my blue ones:

www.zen34862.zen.co.uk/tvrpics/TVR.html

[slythgoe]

Stainless steel cans ordered and should be with me tomorrow - very friendly service