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Miltec Exhausts

Jan 8, 2008
528
0
Portsmouth
the only thing bothering me is i have a custom AmD remap, i dont know if they have to play with the map when changing the exhaust to get the best power!! guess i should ask them then!!!
 

Andrewcupra TDI

Resident Desk Jockey
Apr 30, 2008
3,282
2
in the mountains ( Wales )
i have a non resonted cat back miltek to fit a fr+ which might be of interest to you

how much £££ , i dont think it will fit my cupra would it

and i too have been through the megga loud zorst , 4.2.1. decat manni straight through no boxes or silencers on my fiesta , it was annoying in the end

so want subtle now ,

ppl are suggestiong your ecu might adapt to the new mods
 

brad1

Guest
how much £££ , i dont think it will fit my cupra would it

and i too have been through the megga loud zorst , 4.2.1. decat manni straight through no boxes or silencers on my fiesta , it was annoying in the end

so want subtle now ,

ppl are suggestiong your ecu might adapt to the new mods

it will fit, just the oval will sit off centre, but a exhaust place should be able to line up quite well, pm me for a price mate
 

brad1

Guest
the only thing bothering me is i have a custom AmD remap, i dont know if they have to play with the map when changing the exhaust to get the best power!! guess i should ask them then!!!

the map will adapt to the modifications made ;)
 

Husbandofstinky

Out from the Wilderness
Nov 8, 2007
1,515
12
Temperate Regions
It will also be worth an ECU reset (something I would recommend every so often). Just disconnect the battery for a few minutes. Should feel a bit more eager afterwards.
 

Husbandofstinky

Out from the Wilderness
Nov 8, 2007
1,515
12
Temperate Regions
Who knows, probably not too much in it but a mufflerectomy sounds too much like a bodge job to me. I'm sure performance exhaust manufacturers don't spend millions of pounds on exhaust design just for the hell of it though.

IMO have the job done properly with specific kit.
 

S3 AKR

livin' the dream!!!
Jun 30, 2004
1,453
1
Colchester, Essex
I had a non-resonated (no first silencer), cat back Milltek fitted today to the Leon. It all looks good, sounds a bit deeper and a little throatier at higher revs but on the whole the quality of the Milltek shows through by a mile. The only hassle I had was finding an exhaust place who would fit an aftermarket exhaust. In the end a local independant did it for £35. Not too bad as they had to cut the original std pipe off as it was a 1 piece from the cat back and with the car lowered it wouldn't go over the rear axle easily. It was rotted anyway so it didn't matter as it was already only fit for the bin.

3rd replacement screen to be fitted tomorrow, brake disks and pads next week, clutch early in the new year, plus rear shocks and tyres. Why do all these things always come at once eh ?
 

Andrewcupra TDI

Resident Desk Jockey
Apr 30, 2008
3,282
2
in the mountains ( Wales )
i know what you mean mate,
i thinks my wheel baring is on its way , mite just be road noise from tyres tho ,
need new clutch ,

just done oil/filter, timing belt , glow plug , cooling system change, backbox bracket snapped so had that welded back for now , i also want the hose kit & remap tempted by hybrid , & bigger brakes
 

S3 AKR

livin' the dream!!!
Jun 30, 2004
1,453
1
Colchester, Essex
If its a rear wheel baring check that your rear tyres aren't worn unevenly. Cos my shocks have had it, my rear tyres are a wearing so that as you go round the wheel (not across it) the tread varies in depth. This makes a noise very similar to a wheel baring on its way out.
 
Jan 8, 2008
528
0
Portsmouth
Who knows, probably not too much in it but a mufflerectomy sounds too much like a bodge job to me. I'm sure performance exhaust manufacturers don't spend millions of pounds on exhaust design just for the hell of it though.

IMO have the job done properly with specific kit.

i agree with you! seen some muffleretomy victims on youtube and as loud as that is it would bug me after a while!! have to travel every day!! better get cutting on the bumper to make a miltek shaped gap!! ;)
 

AndrewJB

Friend to SEAT UK & Cupra Racing
Aug 16, 2007
11,209
485
Maranello
Milltek dont do anything for my baby 1.4tdi :cry: exhaust system was next on me list followed by fmic then stage 2 remap
 

bubbles1

Nurburgring Lover
Dec 28, 2008
490
2
Llandudno
I have a full de cat milltek stainless steel system and it's great not noisy like a petol cars can be but as sporty as a diesel can sound. Had new hybrid vnt turbo and manifold plus big intercooler and re map at same time with huge gains in bhp and torque 205 bhp 380lft lbs . 152 mph (sat nav) tdi 130
 

brad1

Guest
I have a full de cat milltek stainless steel system and it's great not noisy like a petol cars can be but as sporty as a diesel can sound. Had new hybrid vnt turbo and manifold plus big intercooler and re map at same time with huge gains in bhp and torque 205 bhp 380lft lbs . 152 mph (sat nav) tdi 130

only 205 bhp :confused:, strugers1 has nearly got that on standard 130 turbo
 

gti gadge

Guest
Millteks will sometimes lower the bhp figures on a generic map.


Has anyone any proof of this statement? I have a resonated system complete with larger d/pipe de-cat sitting waiting to go on but have a generic map.
 

jonjay

50 Years of 911
Jun 27, 2005
5,843
1
Essex
the only thing bothering me is i have a custom AmD remap, i dont know if they have to play with the map when changing the exhaust to get the best power!! guess i should ask them then!!!
The custom remap does take the exhaust into account however even if you upgrade the ECU will do most of the adaptation.
 

jonjay

50 Years of 911
Jun 27, 2005
5,843
1
Essex
Has anyone any proof of this statement? I have a resonated system complete with larger d/pipe de-cat sitting waiting to go on but have a generic map.
Incorrect statement that they lower BHP. They are more free flowing exhausts with larger bores so it wont lower BHP especially for Diesels.
 
Dec 16, 2007
432
1
Gloucester/Cheltenham
The statement can be true - a generic map is designed based on the STANDARD cars characteristics.

Although potencially a bigger exhaust will help no end the map is designed to make the most out of the standard car.

In terms of lowering BHP it means that a custom map would make the most of the exhaust where as the generic isnt designed for it.
 
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