Golf Tee Mod?

[C-ARchitect]

Originally Posted by Cfichman

I've done this and I'm wondering if anyone can help me find the extra plugs so I don't to just uses electrical tape to protect them from dirt getting into the connectors. I'd like to find the plugs from somewhere online so I can plug a blank male into the actual actuator and a female into the part that is unplugged. Does this make sense?

Just google "JRC Valve delete kit"

Heres a video:

[geneatals]

Originally Posted by C-ARchitect

Just google "JRC Valve delete kit"

Heres a video:

yup...contacted this guy...he's based out of LA...cost $40

[mrduder]

will this make the ASD loud all the time too or is it just the sound out of the actual exhaust will always be louder? does that make sense? like if I have it in efficient mode cruising on a trip, it'll be loud outside but still decently quiet inside the car because ASD will keep it down inside the car because of it being in efficient mode???

[geneatals]

Originally Posted by mrduder

will this make the ASD loud all the time too or is it just the sound out of the actual exhaust will always be louder? does that make sense? like if I have it in efficient mode cruising on a trip, it'll be loud outside but still decently quiet inside the car because ASD will keep it down inside the car because of it being in efficient mode???

most prefer ASD disabled when unplugging/diabling the valves as well...

this mod does not really effect what ASD will give you if its still enabled...

[Cfichman]

Originally Posted by C-ARchitect

Just google "JRC Valve delete kit"

Heres a video:

Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for. Loving the sound of the car with the valves open, I really don't see a need for an aftermarket exhaust now.

[meez]

Put in Sport+
Rev motor while friend unplugs.
The end. They stay open forever.

[Lojs]

Originally Posted by meez

Put in Sport+
Rev motor while friend unplugs.
The end. They stay open forever.

There is a much easier way: push the start button without pressing the brake pedal, the cars electronics go live but the engine does not start, now switch to sport or sport+ and tap on the gas pedal, you will hear the valves click open in the back, now unplug.

[Xtabi]

Originally Posted by Cfichman

Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for. Loving the sound of the car with the valves open, I really don't see a need for an aftermarket exhaust now.

Exactly my thoughts.

[Xtabi]

Originally Posted by Lojs

There is a much easier way: push the start button without pressing the brake pedal, the cars electronics go live but the engine does not start, now switch to sport or sport+ and tap on the gas pedal, you will hear the valves click open in the back, now unplug.

This is what I did last week. It works perfectly. You can also look inside the tailpipes and see the valve.

[te37]

Unplug the active sound and keep the exhaust valves open and you will fall in love with your car all over again

[mcvaughan]

I highly recommend CG Precision's VSC-2. You can open or close valves at the touch of a button.

http://www.cgprecision.com/cms/index...und-controller

[geneatals]

just curious how often the guys with the cg vavle control really do switch between opened and closed valve set ups

my concern is I purchase the control..but always leave the valves open anyway

[Lojs]

Originally Posted by geneatals

just curious how often the guys with the cg vavle control really do switch between opened and closed valve set ups

my concern is I purchase the control..but always leave the valves open anyway

If you live around other human beings and are not hearing impaired there is a high chance you might want them closed at cold start.))

[idocm4]

Originally Posted by Lojs

If you live around other human beings and are not hearing impaired there is a high chance you might want them closed at cold start.))

That's the only time I close them too.

[Stage1]

I keep mine open 24/7. F*ck the neighbors

[mcvaughan]

Originally Posted by geneatals

just curious how often the guys with the cg vavle control really do switch between opened and closed valve set ups

my concern is I purchase the control..but always leave the valves open anyway

Only close valves when leaving early in the mornings, during cold start and when I'm on a road trip.