[WhiteNight]

Forza controller. Open and close with remote in any setting. I has it and I like it.

[TDS]

Originally Posted by Gonasurvive

Wow, they kick you from the track? There was a ton of really loud cars there. How many runs did you get in? I got four in, but I am pretty much all stock except K&N air filter. I left pretty much after we talked and didn't get a chance to watch you, PIR was getting extremely busy.

Only 3. One against someone and 2 other sound checks

[TDS]

Originally Posted by TheRealJA105

Put cats on your car that will quiet it down. Or pull the exhaust fuse and weld the valves partly shut to your desired dB level. Or make up some reducing tips that you could just clamp on the outer pipes maybe for ease of reversal.

I think I would blow the cats out once I am done with my mods. Somting in the tips may not be a bad plan

[TDS]

Originally Posted by Can'tHave2MuchHP

Laguna pipes?

I googled those. Lol

[TDS]

Originally Posted by chrest

PIR?

i was afraid to hear this... i have same setup and was concerned about them booting me. My car is LOUD.

How did you run?

Yes PIR

Track had no rubber on it, could not get any traction.
Was hoping to hit Woodburn this weekend but looks like rain

[TDS]

Originally Posted by Squatch

I have not run at PIR yet, but was planning on it this summer, but My car is all stock so I am sure I'm quiet enough. I didn't know PIR had a noise DB requirement though...sucks.

I ran stock there last year and was fine. It used to be 110 before 9pm and then 104 after 9. Now max is 104 all the time. It is a city park now is what I was told

[datboi448]

Originally Posted by JamesNoBrakes

Boring flat? No way.

no everywhere is flat, plenty of twistys and hidden turns

[chrest]

Originally Posted by Squatch

I have not run at PIR yet, but was planning on it this summer, but My car is all stock so I am sure I'm quiet enough. I didn't know PIR had a noise DB requirement though...sucks.

yep. people move into neighborhoods knowing a track is there, then complain about noise

[chrest]

Originally Posted by TDS

Yes PIR

Track had no rubber on it, could not get any traction.
Was hoping to hit Woodburn this weekend but looks like rain

ill be down there. I refuse to think this rain will be a thing lol. Been looking forward to this weekend for too long

[copper3000]

Originally Posted by datboi448

Move to one of the free states

[TDS]

Originally Posted by chrest

ill be down there. I refuse to think this rain will be a thing lol. Been looking forward to this weekend for too long

I am hoping your right

[Rlhay2]

Originally Posted by Wolvie70

Open, when fuse pull is performed it leaves them in the open position.

I forgot some are just pulling the fuse.
One simple option is a toggle switch to a 12V+ source to close the valves regardless of the signal from the ECU.

Originally Posted by WhiteNight

Forza controller. Open and close with remote in any setting. I has it and I like it.

From the Forza website:

A Special Note about the Gen6 Camaro and C7 Corvette

Both the Gen6 Camaro and C7 Corvette have advanced control of the exhaust bypass valves incorporated within the Driver Mode options. This gives you the ability set-up the behavior of the bypass valves using built-in functions. Generally, however, to select opening of the bypass valves, you must be in one of the sport or track options. You have limited ability to have the exhaust bypass valves open in other modes, for example ECO or Tour. With the Forza controller, you can completely override the Driver Mode control and open the exhaust bypass valves at any time in any Driver Mode. And, you can do it quickly without having to scroll through options on the driver mode. And, with a simple touch of the button, you can return control of the exhaust bypass valves to the vehicle. In addition, you can also program the Forza controller to work through the car's HomeLink® system.

Using the Forza controller on your Camaro Gen6 or Corvette C7 gives you full independence using the Driver Mode menu. You can set up defaults on the car and then with a push of the button, you can immediately open the valves independent of the Driver Mode settings. Push the other button and return control of the exhaust bypass valves back to the car.

Perhaps the description is wrong but it states the valves can only be opened regardless of the ECU setting. No mention of the ability to close them upon discretion.

[TDS]

Originally Posted by Rlhay2

I forgot some are just pulling the fuse.
One simple option is a toggle switch to a 12V+ source to close the valves regardless of the signal from the ECU.



From the Forza website:

Perhaps the description is wrong but it states the valves can only be opened regardless of the ECU setting. No mention of the ability to close them upon discretion.

I read it the same way you did. You can override to open but no override to shut.

I am going to get out the multi meter this weekend and see how it works.

[CT ZL1]

Originally Posted by WhiteNight

Forza controller. Open and close with remote in any setting. I has it and I like it.

Whats the difference (besides price) between forza controller and the Mild to wild controller??