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jimmyp1
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milltek exhaust
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04 November 2004, 21:18 »
at the moment i got a blue flame exhaust its ok but i want a more throaty sound to my exhaust so i was wondering is it the non resonated version i must ask for any help is appreciated
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topher
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Re: milltek exhaust
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04 November 2004, 22:10 »
millteks rumble, if you want throaty you're better off fitting a CAI
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jimmyp1
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Re: milltek exhaust
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05 November 2004, 17:44 »
cai whats that mate?
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topher
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Re: milltek exhaust
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05 November 2004, 19:34 »
Cold Air Induction.. something like a dynatwist or carbonio.. awesome gti sell them i think
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richy
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Re: milltek exhaust
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07 November 2004, 11:43 »
... or just a K&N or Pipercross induction kit will make it nice and throaty (altough a CAI will add more horsepower due to the colder air).
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Re: milltek exhaust
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08 November 2004, 14:09 »
Quote from: richy on 07 November 2004, 11:43
... or just a K&N or Pipercross induction kit will make it nice and throaty
Nooooooooooo !! they f*ck your engine. The MAF sensors in these motors are tempremental enough without having muck splattered on them from max power stylee induction kits ! If you want to do it on the cheap... get your hands on another airbox, smooth all the fins out of it (but using an OE filter), and plug a cold air feed into it with some ducting down to the front of the car. Not an exact science I know, but cheaper than dynatwist but with all the gains and none of the drawbacks of a K&N.
Chris.
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richy
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Re: milltek exhaust
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11 November 2004, 12:37 »
Chris,
I didn't think that Pipercross ones were impregnated with oil like the K&N ones are.? They've got a dry foamy-type thing.?
Don't the Carbonio CAIs have a cone filter on the end anyway???
Have you still got a stock air-box, then?
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Re: milltek exhaust
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11 November 2004, 21:45 »
unsure about pipercross tbh
and yep still using standard airbox, although i have a spare one sitting here waiting to be smoothed
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