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Old Oct 27, 2019 | 04:46 PM
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Originally Posted by 62jeff
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Not necessarily. Even in quiet mode, the valves on my 2014 V8S start open when the car is first started, and then they close up because the car is in quiet mode. If your desire is to ensure the car is quiet when you start it, I don't know what your options are. As I understand it, the earlier years used a vacuum pump to operate the valves, thus I assume the vacuum would bleed off over night and allow the valves to be open at initial start. In later years I hear it's electrically managed, but do not know if there is still a vacuum component that would bleed down over night.
There is. The valves are still vacuum activated but the vacuum line is electrically opened and closed.
 
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Old Oct 27, 2019 | 04:57 PM
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I don't get the obsession with the exhaust switch. Correct me if I'm wrong, but surely if you want it loud, use dynamic mode, and if you want it quiet turn dynamic mode off and keep the revs below 3k. As I see it, the only point of the switch is to open the valves in non-dynamic mode, or close them at low revs in dynamic mode, so dynamic mode off and on can really do it all by itself. The valves will always open when you get the revs up, and at cold startup, but you can quieten the startup by selecting D early.
 
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Old Oct 27, 2019 | 05:14 PM
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I don't get the obsession with the exhaust switch. Correct me if I'm wrong, but surely if you want it loud, use dynamic mode, and if you want it quiet turn dynamic mode off and keep the revs below 3k. As I see it, the only point of the switch is to open the valves in non-dynamic mode, or close them at low revs in dynamic mode, so dynamic mode off and on can really do it all by itself. The valves will always open when you get the revs up, and at cold startup, but you can quieten the startup by selecting D early.
On my 2014, going into Dynamic mode did not affect the exhaust. I do not have the optional dynamic configuration features on my car, which I think is the difference from what you were describing.

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Old Oct 27, 2019 | 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by 62jeff
On my 2014, going into Dynamic mode did not affect the exhaust. I do not have the optimal dynamic configuration features on my car, which I think is the difference from East you were describing.
The dynamic configuration only lets me tweak the engine, steering, gearshift and suspension, the exhaust just does what it does. I'd have thought the only reason dynamic mode wouldn't affect the exhaust would be if you didn't have the active exhaust fitted. Maybe the early models did things very differently.
 
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