miltek exhaust

[scooby slayer]

hi guys hope you can help me im after a miltek and want to know how loud the non res oval is and resonated oval is to be honest i dont want an exhaust that drones and i like how quiet my standard car is and would preferably like to keep it quiet

does the resonated free up as much power as the non res or is it more restrictive some one with the knowledge please help as my bird is getting me one for xmas but doesnt want a loud one, plus as getting older i love the quiet

 

[Ric 2001]

According to Milltek there is no performance loss or gain between the two differnet models.

The non resonated is fairly quite if you just pottering around town doing under say 3k revs, but if you open her up after 3k that’s when the real noise kick in.

If you’re doing a lot of motorway miles then..... the inside noise from the non resonated can be a bit weary on the ears after a while... unless you turn up the radio and semi drown out the noise.

 

[evo2345]

i have the resonated and it sound just right not overly loud and not too quiet.

 

[rashcupra]

ive got the non resonated and its fine when town driving just sounds alittlebit more sporty but when nailed it sounds MINT! but mines a petrol best ask ad lav he has just purchased a miltek non resonated exhaust and is putting some pictures and videos up of it very soon so keep an eye out for that

 

[AndyHazza]

Its totally down to personal preference. If your at all worried i'd suggest playing it safe and going for the resonnated system. As Ric siad there is no difference in power between the two systems.

 

[Ad Lav]

Non-resonated ftw!

Really is the dogs dangly bits in looks and sounds!

Like has been said - below 2500-3000rpm its fairly normal, above 3000rpm it grumbles and is great

Idle is fairly different, deeper sound, video clip will be up over the weekend!

 

[deadeyejim]

Go for the non-res.

I have a Milltek non res with the twin pipe and I'd echo everything that Adlav said.