Very strange. Not very efficient I'm sure.

 

That doesn't look like a miltek exhaust.
Who made that?

 

The only one I've found other than Miltek. It's Eisenmann. Here's the link:
http://www.beastpower.com/Merchant2/...ode=audi-tt-8n

 

I just cant justify spending so much money on something that looks so poorly peiced together. I do love the dual tip look much better though... but Eh, when you can beat most 225's you seem to not care about it any more!

 

Please note: If you are purchasing an Eisenmann quad-tip (4 tip) exhaust system, that is being fitted to a car that came from the factory with an exhaust that exits on only one side of the rear bumper, you will need to cut an opening in the rear bumper of your car, on the right side, so that both sides are symmetrical. You may also have to remove the spare-wheel and spare-wheel well. [&:]

 

First of all, not that anyone would want to purchase it because of the odd design, but the link is to a dual system designed for a fwd. It is very unusual to find. That's why I posted it. In this case, there is no need to remove wheel well. The quad tip is another story.

 

That's not my opinion...

That text is copied directly from their website.

 

THat is one of the worst exhausts yet. The worst part is some people will still pay that to have 2 tips showing. [:'(]

 

I'm sure that's right for the quad tip. But that's not the model we're talking about.

 

I'm sorry, I should have explained.

I wasn't trying to say that you would have to cut it out.
It's pretty obvious that that flexible exhaust tube should fix that problem [:'(]

I was pointing out that quote from there website because it makes me think that if they make products thatrequire youto cut out an important part of your car to install it,their fitment on other products probably isn't amazing either.