R32 rear on a GTI. Cheap R32 style exhaust options

[MrJohnVas]

I've been offered a genuine R32 rear for my GTI (hi if you're on the forum  )

The seller has a miltek non-res catback with it  , but I'm not sure if I'm a huge fan of these exhausts (only found a handful of vids online of the r32 style non-res catback on a gti, all of which are standstill vids of a revving car as opposed to it being driven).

Failing the miltek, what is the cheapest option available to me, which will allow me to run an R32 rear end w/R32 style exhaust, but still sound OEM(+) and not too loud. (Want to decat later on down the line using a Turborevs decat from eBay and don't want the hassle of needing to chop and weld etc...).

I know similar topics have been covered before, but after searching the web and this forum I couldn't find exactly what I was after.

Vas

[Pikey Motorsports]

Im sure you will be happy with the milltek on boost

Other then that the cheapest route would be to have a custom backbox made

[Dave7692]

From what I've seen you have 3 options, you go full cat back system from someone like Miltek or BCS, an ebay back box or a custom straight pipe section.

I have an ebay back box on my TDI and it sounds just like OEM, no noise increase at all.
A custom straight pipe will be as loud as hell as it'll have no sound deadening in it at all.
A Miltek/BCS will be a nice compromise of the 2. 

Overall I think the custom pipe is the cheapest (depending on who you get to do it) followed closely by the ebay back box, then the Miltek/BCS is a fair bit pricier but if you look at what you get its clear to see you get what you pay for.

[MrJohnVas]

Thanks all! Doesn't seem like many other cheap options...

With the Miltek catback, how would I fit a Turborevs decat from eBay:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUD-A3-VW-GOLF-2-0T-TURBO-3-STAINLESS-STEEL-EXHAUST-DECAT-DOWNPIPE-DE-CAT-/380861796775?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item58ad21d1a7

Would the above need a chop or would it be a straight fit?