Milltek - resonated or non?

[Amosu]

Seeing as I'm here, got a quick question.

I've seen a few clips with Milltek exhausts (including Scotty's trip up the mountain) and I'm fairly certain Milltek will be the system I replace my stock pipes with. Question is whether to go for the resonated or non resonated set.

Resonated have the extra 'part' int he middle - slight decrease in through flow and slight loss in power gain as a result, also slightly more expensive, but sound very good.
Non resonated gain slightly more power and a louder note (although I can't find any sound clips of a set) and are slightly cheaper.

However, the important factor here is if youget any noticable 'drone' in the cabin when you replace the stock set. I of course realise that the note will be deeper and more notceable (which is what I want), but I know that some exhaust systems give you a dull and vibrating tone in the cabin at certain speeds/rpm. I want to avoid that if at all possible as I have 2 young kids who occassionally nod off in the back (despite my hard driving!)

Anybody able to comment please?

Ta
Dan

[TDiAvant]

You do get some drone with the resonated system, but it's not to bad. Are you also getting the sports cats fitted?

[Scotty]

I'd say resonated is perfect for a family car.

It shouts enough when you want it to but at 3krpm and below it's still subtle enough.

[noggyblueboy]

theres a milltek in the classifieds for sale

[Mook]

The non-resonated is OK, as long as you're not going for the hi-flow cats later on - it's just too loud and very boomy when they're on.

Once the resonated Milltek is warmed up, it has a nice deep sound to it