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Got a full system on mine (courtesy of previous owner) and it's quite bassy, but not ridiculously noisy - for a full system, and considering the thickness of it and only having back & middle boxes, plus no cat. conv. I think it's pretty quiet and I don't find it an obtrusive noise when driving at sensible speed/revs, it just burbles along nicely. When you wind it up then it does begin to howl & whail which is nice
i have the milltek as well with both boxes.it is loud from 2000-to 2800rpm then quiets down for the turbo to kick in with it's noise...
I could do without the low range boom.Im thinking of either modifiying the milltek boxes,or replacing them
Mine didnt seem too bad at 60mph+, if anything, it got quieter.
It was at its loudest around 2800rpm
That sounds similar to the Stromung on my S4. It's a 3" system with no middle box.
About 2500-2800rpm it is at it's loudest. Though cruising at 60 with the sunroof open I get a wonderfully tuneful, subtle warble.
Correct, no middle box.
As I already said, Im 99% certain the volume is due to forgetting to adjust the centre joint where a hole was visible.
The combination of a 40 min drive to work, with 25 mins to do it in, got the best of me and I rushed off without sorting out the gap
Are you not running a middle box then??, I have a milltek cat back on my avant which is a 2 box system and thats just a bit louder than stock (in a nice way).
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