Milltek Exhaust Query
I'm just putting a few idea's together to take my MY05 uk sti up small stage and could do with some guidence regarding the exhaust.
What is the diameter of a Milltek system is my main question and will a 3" open neck decat down pipe marry up to it ok ?
I'm on a new age learning curve here, I know where I am with the generalised parts but it's the finer points that I have to re learn
Thanks
Simon
What is the diameter of a Milltek system is my main question and will a 3" open neck decat down pipe marry up to it ok ?
I'm on a new age learning curve here, I know where I am with the generalised parts but it's the finer points that I have to re learn
Thanks
Simon
You can get the Miltek in 2.5" and 3" mate. I have a full 3" turbo back sports catted Miltek system and apart from being fairly quiet it is a very good system. I am running 340bhp with it on
Martin you may not have fully answered the question but you certainly jogged my memory !
Ok I have some paperwork it does not state a diameter but I do have some part numbers... I hope someone out there is good with part numbers...
It's hand written but read as follows and was fitted mid 2009
MSSUB116 & MSSUB114
Simon
It's hand written but read as follows and was fitted mid 2009
MSSUB116 & MSSUB114
Simon
Thanks Martin, now I have the numbers I'll give the supplier of the exhaust a call and see if they can back track on the paperwork.
Enjoy the rest of your holiday there bud
Enjoy the rest of your holiday there bud
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The standard dia for the STi is 2.75" If you want the 3" you'll have to specify the Spec C system. You can get the single scroll resonated downpipe to suit but you will have to be absolutely sure that if you already have an existing d/pipe, that it will match up for length. The Milltek is a system in it's own right.
JohnD
JohnD
The standard STI downpipe CAT, will be restrictive for the gas flow, especially with your miltek system. Why didn't the last owner just put in a high flow sports cat.
What power are you running with this current exhaust setup. Sorry to say, but its a bit of a mish mash.
What power are you running with this current exhaust setup. Sorry to say, but its a bit of a mish mash.
The standard dia for the STi is 2.75" If you want the 3" you'll have to specify the Spec C system. You can get the single scroll resonated downpipe to suit but you will have to be absolutely sure that if you already have an existing d/pipe, that it will match up for length. The Milltek is a system in it's own right.
JohnD
JohnD
I have found that Milltek sell a de cat down pipe which replaces the first 2 section both with cats in, this is a 3" open neck that fits to the 2.75" centre and rear.
the car's already had an ecutek map and I don't have a graph or any info from the mapper other than what the previous owner has quoted of around 312bhp.Martin I have found out today that the oem exhaust is in 4 sections. The first is a down pipe plus cat, second short section with cat in it, third is centre section with resonator and forth is back box. What I can do now is make it a 3 section Milltek system, first down pipe, second centre section, third back box. This techinically makes it the same as a classic set up and the up pipe is cat less on the Sti so no need for me to look at changing that.
It's worked out a lot cheaper than I initially thought to re work the exhaust
Measure any sections you're not sure about by wrapping a tape measure round it to get the circumference, C. Then determine the internal diameter, d, by:-
d = C divided by 3.14. Then subtract about 8-10mm (the thickness of the walls: c.4-5mm x 2).
But you might have reduced OEM-sized 2.625" mating flanges - despite a bore of 3".
d = C divided by 3.14. Then subtract about 8-10mm (the thickness of the walls: c.4-5mm x 2).
But you might have reduced OEM-sized 2.625" mating flanges - despite a bore of 3".
Last edited by joz8968; Jan 9, 2012 at 07:20 PM.
Measure any sections you're not sure about by wrapping a tape measure round it to get the circumference, C. Then determine the internal diameter, d, by:-
d = C divided by 3.14. Then subtract about 8-10mm (the thickness of the walls: c.4-5mm x 2).
But you might have reduced OEM-sized 2.625" mating flanges - despite a bore of 3".
d = C divided by 3.14. Then subtract about 8-10mm (the thickness of the walls: c.4-5mm x 2).
But you might have reduced OEM-sized 2.625" mating flanges - despite a bore of 3".

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