Npp?
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Set up option in personal settings. Turn it on/off and it stays that way.
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Engine Sound Management
This allows the Engine Sound Management feature to be turned on or off.
Select Auto (Mode Selector) or Off.
Steering
This allows the Steering feature to be turned on or off.
Select Auto (Mode Selector), Tour, Sport, or Track.
Elmer
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Engine Sound Management
This allows the Engine Sound Management feature to be turned on or off.
Select Auto (Mode Selector) or Off.
Steering
This allows the Steering feature to be turned on or off.
Select Auto (Mode Selector), Tour, Sport, or Track.
Elmer
Does Engine Sound Management - Off mean you are turning the feature OFF, meaning the engine will remain in "quiet" mode all the time?
If the Steering feature is set to "Off" that means you remain in Comfort setting all the time?
Safety Car
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From: USA
According to this thread, pulling Fuse 41 along with setting Engine Sound Management to "Off" will produce the best results as far as having it sound aggressive at all RPMs.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c7-t...ck-result.html
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c7-t...ck-result.html
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Intermediate
Joined: Apr 2014
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From: Dubai Dubai
I've had my car a week and still setting up stuff and learning. I suppose I could test this myself, but....
Does Engine Sound Management - Off mean you are turning the feature OFF, meaning the engine will remain in "quiet" mode all the time?
If the Steering feature is set to "Off" that means you remain in Comfort setting all the time?
Does Engine Sound Management - Off mean you are turning the feature OFF, meaning the engine will remain in "quiet" mode all the time?
If the Steering feature is set to "Off" that means you remain in Comfort setting all the time?
Race Director
Joined: May 2008
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From: Manheim Pennsylvania
I have the standard system. Now at 120 miles and I have played with tour, sport and track modes. As I switch from tour/sport modes to the track mode my exhaust note is louder. I'm not dreaming (don't think) anyway, in track mode the engine's fuel scheduling is faster and response is more robust, more power equals more sound. Could the forward valves be full open? What a surprise?!.
Pro
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From: Rockville MD
Also increase torque to 465 lb-ft.
To me, the stock exhaust is way too quiet for a "performance" car. I have my NPP set so the valves are always open (the louder setting).[/QUOTE]
I'm sure that your neighbors really love to hear that sound early in the morning.
To me, the stock exhaust is way too quiet for a "performance" car. I have my NPP set so the valves are always open (the louder setting).[/QUOTE]
I'm sure that your neighbors really love to hear that sound early in the morning.
