Turbeau
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All, I'm in a weird dimension where my local racetracks and auto-x events have extremely low noise limits. My local road course is 94db measured 50ft from the rear of the car - They measure halfway down the front straight and again around another high-speed corner as you pass. Other venues are only 92db. No exceptions - you get one warning, second offence is a "PFO"!
Utilizing "quiet mode" kept me just at the limit. However, as the laps progressed, I eclipsed the limit. I know it was me at the time as I had the track to myself (end of day, solo practice laps). Some guy's short shift or lift to avoid detection. I couldn't be bothered.
I've heard of guys plugging one of the tips on the mufflers as they think the valve may be getting forced open on the active exhaust, allowing more noise to escape. Does this sound right?
Has anyone seen this mythical part to make our cars run quieter than quiet mode? FML.
I currently have 100% stock exhaust.
Thanks
Utilizing "quiet mode" kept me just at the limit. However, as the laps progressed, I eclipsed the limit. I know it was me at the time as I had the track to myself (end of day, solo practice laps). Some guy's short shift or lift to avoid detection. I couldn't be bothered.
I've heard of guys plugging one of the tips on the mufflers as they think the valve may be getting forced open on the active exhaust, allowing more noise to escape. Does this sound right?
Has anyone seen this mythical part to make our cars run quieter than quiet mode? FML.
I currently have 100% stock exhaust.
Thanks
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