[Wyzz Kydd]

Originally Posted by Rock-It Man

The NPP track setting is for the track.

The NPP track setting is for always.

[CamaroSSStlfan]

Originally Posted by Wyzz Kydd

The NPP track setting is for always.

agree. Even then it's not loud enough for my liking though. I need to get Borlas or something.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by CamaroSSStlfan

agree. Even then it's not loud enough for my liking though. I need to get Borlas or something.

Corsa's NPP axleback is even more brutal (their price, too, but it is what it is). I'm not a fan of Borla's "knurled" tip edge design, Corsa's tips are made straight out of menace.

[Rock-It Man]

Originally Posted by Wyzz Kydd

The NPP track setting is for always.

Yeah, if you're 17 years old.

[Chutzpah]

Originally Posted by arpad_m

Corsa's NPP axleback is even more brutal (their price, too, but it is what it is). I'm not a fan of Borla's "knurled" tip edge design, Corsa's tips are made straight out of menace.

I agree on the Borla knurled styling, don’t like it. I also don’t like that it’s designed so that the tips stick out and the Borla logo is exposed.

Don’t care how good it sounds, I’ll never buy Borla for those two reasons.

[Chutzpah]

Originally Posted by Rock-It Man

Yeah, if you're 17 years old.

Really? Track mode isn’t loud unless you have your foot in it..so, I don’t fully understand the logic of 17 year old comment. I have mine in Track mode most of the time, and being a convertible it’s reasonably quite, unless I really get on it.

[JKSully]

Originally Posted by Chutzpah

Really? Track mode isn’t loud unless you have your foot in it..so, I don’t fully understand the logic of 17 year old comment. I have mine in Track mode most of the time, and being a convertible it’s reasonably quite, unless I really get on it.

There's really no reason to have it in the loudest setting when you're driving through neighborhoods - not everybody wants to hear you drive past when they're sitting on their couch or trying to read a book in their own home. Some people don't like cars at all, no matter how well tuned the sound is. It's about being respectful to other people, even if it may not seem that loud to you.

Think of it this way - do you like it when people blast music you can't stand on their car stereos when they drive past where you live? How about when you're trying to sleep or maybe just have a headache/hangover?

[Chutzpah]

Originally Posted by JKSully

There's really no reason to have it in the loudest setting when you're driving through neighborhoods - not everybody wants to hear you drive past when they're sitting on their couch or trying to read a book in their own home. Some people don't like cars at all, no matter how well tuned the sound is. It's about being respectful to other people, even if it may not seem that loud to you.

Think of it this way - do you like it when people blast music you can't stand on their car stereos when they drive past where you live? How about when you're trying to sleep or maybe just have a headache/hangover?

You assume that I’m disrespectful to my neighbors? You don’t have your car yet, correct? So, please don’t make assumptions about me, or give advice on this subject. My car in track mode, at low rpm is no louder than most stock V8 trucks rolling down the road (in some cases I wonder if it’s quieter) Only when you hit the throttle a decent amount, is when the volume really increases. Now, since I live in a nice neighborhood and the speed limit is 25 mph, do you really think I’m disturbing my neighbors? I can tell you for sure, no I’m not. Even at higher speeds, it’s not loud. Throttle input and RPM, is the key. BTW, I’m 54 years old (and apparently have the hearing of a 32 year old, per exam) so yea, I think I can discern the difference between being an ass and not.

Once you get your car, you’ll understand what I’m saying.

[JKSully]

Originally Posted by Chutzpah

You assume that I’m disrespectful to my neighbors? You don’t have your car yet, correct? So, please don’t make assumptions about me, or give advice on this subject. My car in track mode, at low rpm is no louder than most stock V8 trucks rolling down the road (in some cases I wonder if it’s quieter) Only when you hit the throttle a decent amount, is when the volume really increases. Now, since I live in a nice neighborhood and the speed limit is 25 mph, do you really think I’m disturbing my neighbors? I can tell you for sure, no I’m not. Even at higher speeds, it’s not loud. Throttle input and RPM, is the key. BTW, I’m 54 years old (and apparently have the hearing of a 32 year old, per exam) so yea, I think I can discern the difference between being an ass and not.

Once you get your car, you’ll understand what I’m saying.

Chill, dude - I made no assumptions about anyone, or accusations - I just said there's no reason to have it in the loudest setting when it may be annoying other people.

[CamaroSSStlfan]

Originally Posted by JKSully

There's really no reason to have it in the loudest setting when you're driving through neighborhoods - not everybody wants to hear you drive past when they're sitting on their couch or trying to read a book in their own home. Some people don't like cars at all, no matter how well tuned the sound is. It's about being respectful to other people, even if it may not seem that loud to you.

Think of it this way - do you like it when people blast music you can't stand on their car stereos when they drive past where you live? How about when you're trying to sleep or maybe just have a headache/hangover?

There is a semi hot milf just down the street. She has a boyfriend but the other day I gunned it when I drove past them when they were taking a walk hoping to impress lol. He drives a big Dodge truck. Mine Camaro is better anyway.

There is a guy with an S197 in my sub division who must be running straight pipes on his GT because it's very loud. I'm curious what mine straight pipes would sound like.

[Chutzpah]

Originally Posted by JKSully

Chill, dude - I made no assumptions about anyone, or accusations - I just said there's no reason to have it in the loudest setting when it may be annoying other people.

“Dude” I’m as chilled as an ice cube, you did make an assumption and I called you out on it…all I’m saying is don’t give advice when you have zero real life experience on the matter. Ok “Dude?”

There's really no reason to have it in the loudest setting when you're driving through neighborhoods - not everybody wants to hear you drive past when they're sittings on their couch or trying to read a book in their own home. Some people don't like cars at all, no matter how well tuned the sound is. It's about being respectful to other people, even if it may not seem that loud to you.

Think of it this way - do you like it when people blast music you can't stand on their car stereos when they drive past where you live? How about when you're trying to sleep or maybe just have a headache/hangover?

[Chutzpah]

Originally Posted by CamaroSSStlfan

There is a semi hot milf just down the street. She has a boyfriend but the other day I gunned it when I drove past them when they were taking a walk hoping to impress lol. He drives a big Dodge truck. Mine Camaro is better anyway.

There is a guy with an S197 in my sub division who must be running straight pipes on his GT because it's very loud. I'm curious what mine straight pipes would sound like.

You need help…have you considered an escort service?

[JoeCamaro444]

How about we all drive our own cars, that we bought for our own enjoyment, with the exhaust sounds set the way each want them. Seems like a better plan than telling each other how they should set their own car’s settings…UNLESS, someone in here is a neighbor of the person they’re trying to address the NPP decibels with…

[JKSully]

Originally Posted by Chutzpah

“Dude” I’m as chilled as an ice cube, you did make an assumption and I called you out on it…all I’m saying is don’t give advice when you have zero real life experience on the matter. Ok “Dude?”

Look, I'm not trying to have an argument, but who's making assumptions now? Just because I don't have my Camaro yet doesn't mean I have never heard one. And my use of "you" in that context is a feature of the English language, my only mistake was in quoting your post when I made my own, I easily could have quoted anybody or not quoted at all, yours was just the most recent post that was pro "always track mode". I was in no way saying "Chutzpah is being an ass" but that's how you took it. Sorry if I offended you. Have a good evening.