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Offline NERF 69

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exhaust options
« on: 22 March 2012, 11:45 »
Does anyone know of any way or any manufacturer of exhausts that can give a diesel a similar grunt as a petrol?


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Offline scarr89

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Re: exhaust options
« Reply #1 on: 22 March 2012, 16:53 »
Does anyone know of any way or any manufacturer of exhausts that can give a diesel a similar grunt as a petrol?

My bro has a 2.5' turbo back with a back box, when its warm it sounds semi gruntish...nothing amazing though.

Offline Dean_W

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Re: exhaust options
« Reply #2 on: 01 April 2012, 13:45 »
AMD are doing offers on fitting Milltek exhausts at the moment by the way.  When i spoke to them yesterday they said the non-resonated ones are the louder ones.
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Re: exhaust options
« Reply #3 on: 04 April 2012, 08:40 »
AMD are doing offers on fitting Milltek exhausts at the moment by the way.  When i spoke to them yesterday they said the non-resonated ones are the louder ones.

i have a discrete non resonated scorpion and it sounds just fine
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Re: exhaust options
« Reply #4 on: 04 April 2012, 19:09 »
an induction kit on a derv makes the note a bit throatier  :wink:


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Re: exhaust options
« Reply #5 on: 04 April 2012, 19:52 »
an induction kit on a derv makes the note a bit throatier  :wink:

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Re: exhaust options
« Reply #6 on: 04 April 2012, 23:36 »
Does anyone know of any way or any manufacturer of exhausts that can give a diesel a similar grunt as a petrol?

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Re: exhaust options
« Reply #7 on: 13 April 2012, 13:16 »
I've been thinking of going for a Milltek non res system as somewhere I read the resonated system makes it quieter than the stock VW system?
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Re: exhaust options
« Reply #8 on: 13 April 2012, 18:00 »
Get a non res. Its quite until you boot it
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Re: exhaust options
« Reply #9 on: 14 April 2012, 20:14 »
Main difference will be heard when getting rid of the cat, get yourself a largebore miltek downpipe/decat pipe combined with a 2.5" cat back non res system and it will sound nice when giving it some.  :evil:
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