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Can anyone tell me how much I should be expecting to pay for a full milltek system. My car is a 1994 ABY. I am also interested in the high flow cats that milltek do
Also what sort or gains should I expect to see with a system like this
Depends whether you want just the catback or a full system high flow cats and downpipes, and whether you want just the parts or fitted. The range is going to be £400 to £1,500 depending on what you want.
Gains could be 10 to 20bhp, again depending on which route you go down.
Suggest you have an ECU remap though to get the full benefit - Mihnea's your man for this.
Past: S2 ABY coupe RS2 spec with lots of mods, S4 B5 saloon, RS6 C5 saloon, S8 D2 FL, RS4 B7 saloon, S4 B6 avant
Check out some of the Milltek Stockists on their website. Some of them should want to give you a quote if you threaten to spend money with them. One or two might have prices on their websites. A few (e.g. AMD, QS Tuning, and West Tuning are Audi/VW specialists or have Audi sections, and may be able to help you with an ECU remap as well. You could always try Demon Tweeks if you just want to buy the exhaust rather than have it fitted too.
NCT any of the above companies.
Ck.
Shocked, exhausted, hosed, bushed, dumped, chipped, mounted, filtered, gauged, packed, intermittantly wiped and braked. I mean broken. Now, about the car...
Motorsportworld (NCTS) will sell you a Milltek catback system for £471 inc VAT + £14 p&p. Thats for an ABY 6speed, 3B 5speed version is £536. The sports cats from Milltek are very expensive , decat pipes will cost you about £80.
The Milltek is a nice exhaust if you aren't planning huge power mods, then you'd be best off with a custom 3" system.
I really like the Milltek on mine (catback), bought second hand off the man Sal
2001 Avus Silver B5 RS4.
2004 A4 Avant 1.8T quattro Sport-LE.
1995 S2 Coupe - sold (sniff)
I went looking for this a month or two ago and found out the following.
The hi flow CAT/downpipe is expensive - IRO £700. But that's not really all the problem, Milltek do not have any in stock and would only manufacture in batches of 10, that's the potential for a long wait...
I finally just went for the CAT back Milltek and RS2 downpipe and metallic CATs.
I got the Milltek from Star Performance for £436 inc VAT fitted, but I doubt that's a deal Jim will repeat - but you could try.
I was concerned about the noise increase, it was very noticable at first (because I was looking for it! ) but I don't notice it now and it's not intrusive. That was one of the reason for not going CATless (apart from the environmental bit), a little more noise might have spoiled it. It's a day to day car that needs to do everything.
I was going to get a RR run after the fitting, but it didn't materialise, so I don't KNOW if it added anything in terms of output.
.... I'm nearly finished my parts hunt for the RS2 route now, so I guess I wasn't really that fussed about the RR results.
HTH
Raymond
Originally posted by euans2
Can anyone tell me how much I should be expecting to pay for a full milltek system. My car is a 1994 ABY. I am also interested in the high flow cats that milltek do
Also what sort or gains should I expect to see with a system like this
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