The exhaust I am currently using already has an electronic valve and can be controlled by an app through bluetooth. Similarly, on/off RPM can be set in the app, but I find it to be a bit of a gimmick. I usually just leave it open all the time.I will get my Stinger in 1-2 weeks. I will keep it for a couple of days only before it will be picked up by one of the most exclusive and experienced exhaust manufacturers in the world. The task will be to develop a bi-modal exhaust that gives the Stinger an acoustic soul. Stay tuned for details...
In fact the car will get an electronic system that opens and closes
the valves. It can be modified through an iOS or Android Smartphone App (Bluetooth). The most common indicator for the valves control will be the rev. So my question to all of you who already own a Stinger 3.3 - what do you think which rev makes sense to define the point when the valves get opened?
I think the best rev would be something between the rev before eco/comfort shift up and the rev when sport mode shifts down. What do you think?
The exhaust I am currently using already has an electronic valve and can be controlled by an app through bluetooth. Similarly, on/off RPM can be set in the app, but I find it to be a bit of a gimmick. I usually just leave it open all the time.
Edit: just noticed it was an old thread![]()
My exhaust is a full titanium exhaust with EVC made by a (Taiwanese) company called RES. The Korean company I bought it from say that they are the exclusive resellers of that particular exhaust so I don't know if it is available to the US market. (If needed I can ask)Doesn't matter whether it's an old thread--you would need to tell people what exhaust you are "currently using already" to be of any use.
My exhaust is a full titanium exhaust with EVC made by a (Taiwanese) company called RES. The Korean company I bought it from say that they are the exclusive resellers of that particular exhaust so I don't know if it is available to the US market. (If needed I can ask)
I live in Korea but I am currently in the US to visit relatives.Thanks. And I was looking at the flag (you are in US right now?), but not that you are from Seoul (where you car presumably is). Thought it was possibly something in North America.
It's good to have a someone in the "know" in Korea to keep us informed of any new developments. Have you seen this colour that is only available in Korea - "lakestone" or a name similar?I live in Korea but I am currently in the US to visit relatives.![]()
They have it on the K900, but they do not have it on the Stinger.It's good to have a someone in the "know" in Korea to keep us informed of any new developments. Have you seen this colour that is only available in Korea - "lakestone" or a name similar?