
2005.5-on B7 S4 Dual Catback Exhaust
Now
the first catback available in North America for the 2005.5-on B7 Audi S4.
Killer performance like our B6 system below but with new aggressive quad tip
outlet design. Fully stainless heavy gauge solid stainless tips all hand
polished. Tips are tapered in length to follow the contour of your S4 bumper.
Rear mufflers have two full pipes internally (no cheap single internal pipe with
ugly external Y-pipe for tips) This system will fit your S4 like a glove and may
be combined with our super powerful downpipes and cats for the ultimate in power
and sound. Non-resonated (no inline center mufflers) is shown below. You can
order yours today below on this page.

2004-2005 B6 S4 Dual Catback Exhaust
The first
and original catback exhaust for the new S4 V8 4.2, Milltek Sport. We all know that the stock
exhaust is far too quiet and restrictive. Tuners in Europe have reported
gains of 15hp (at the wheels) with this catback exhaust and that has
been verified in the USA on a 4-Wheel Dynapack dyno along with a 20 lb-ft
gain in torque (at the wheels). Awesome Milltek quality and fit, Dual
100mm tips. Get that deeper sound with the
power to match. New non-resonated system available.
Eliminates the two center mufflers for a louder sportier sound. Power equal to
the resonated version but with a more aggressive attitude (not pictured).
Milltek gives YOU the choice for your V8 S4.
NEW SOUND CLIP.
CLICK HERE AND CRANK IT UP (Manifold-back resonated)

Milltek V8 4.2 S4 Downpipes and Cats
(2004-on, B6 and B7)
Milltek is out in front again with the impressive downpipes
and cats for the new 4.2 V8 S4. Bolts-in directly to your exhaust manifolds.
Replaces your OEM primary cat with a 200-cell platinum-coated metal high-flow
cat and eliminates your OEM secondary cat. Power gains come when you can free up
flow as close to the engine as possible and Milltek delivers. Dyno proven to
deliver 20 lb-ft and 15hp at the wheels. When combined with the Milltek
catback your S4 jumps by 40 lb-ft and 30hp at the wheels. More torque, more
power, more growl. An unbeatable combination for the spectacular 4.2 V8 S4 from
Milltek and Stratmosphere.
TipTronic now available!


 | Installs like an OEM system. Can integrate with Milltek
downpipes and cats if required. |
Some technical details about the German catalysts in
these phenomenal systems:
These catalysts are
made from special stainless steel containing aluminum (called ‘Fecralloy’). This
material was developed in England in the 1970’s specifically to provide
resistance to oxidation at very high temperatures. The material is used as a
very thin strip (2 thousandths of an inch) and is coiled together to make a
honeycomb structure. Because the metal strip is so thin, the honeycomb has a
very low flow-obstruction. To reduce the flow-obstruction even further, the
honeycomb is made with 200 ‘cells’ (i.e. channels) per square inch (compared
with 400 per square inch for a standard catalyst). The result is that about 85% of the total
cross-section is open. The honeycomb is held together by using a special
nickel-based brazing material which is applied in a vacuum. The finished
honeycomb is then coated with Aluminum Oxide, some rare earth metals and
Platinum and Rhodium. The Platinum and Rhodium are applied at a rate of 25 grams
per cubic foot, which compares with between 5 and 10 grams per cubic foot for
typical US aftermarket items. It is normal practice in Europe to use much higher
quantities of precious metals on catalysts, because European gasoline has more
impurities in it which gradually poison catalysts. If catalysts with such high
levels of precious metals are used with US fuels, the post-catalyst emissions
are extremely low and the durability of the catalysts is very good indeed.
One other good point
about using catalysts made of metal foil is that they are better at coping with
localized overheating than ceramic cats. The metal conducts heat better than
ceramic materials, so localized ‘hot-spots’ are avoided. This means that any
melting of the catalyst is extremely unlikely, even if it is exposed to rich
mixtures as a result of wild cams or modified engine management systems. |