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ive got cheds blipper installed and 2 services and warranty work at works without any mention.
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Edited by Flugplatz on Friday 11th August 17:17
Graze01 said:
I put mine back in every 6 months for a few days just to keep the valves working
This is a good idea if it's not switched. Just operating it once a month should stop any seizures and mine gets done more regularly than that anyway when I switch to Stealth mode when approaching home at night.If I had the task of fuse refitting, it would probably be every 2 to 3 months.
Flugplatz said:
ive got cheds blipper installed and 2 services and warranty work at works without any mention.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Aston-Martin-S4-Exhaust-...
I bought one few months back, but honestly could not hear any difference, car was loud either way. Had others listen as I switched on and off they couldn't either. I finally just removed this remote and drive without fuse 15.http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Aston-Martin-S4-Exhaust-...
Edited by Flugplatz on Friday 11th August 17:17
V8 Vantage GT said:
I bought one few months back, but honestly could not hear any difference, car was loud either way. Had others listen as I switched on and off they couldn't either. I finally just removed this remote and drive without fuse 15.
There's a very clear difference under load at low revs with the exhaust valves open. So if you couldnt hear a difference I'm windering if something else is up? Maybe exhaust valves are stuck open all the time?RobDown said:
There's a very clear difference under load at low revs with the exhaust valves open. So if you couldnt hear a difference I'm windering if something else is up? Maybe exhaust valves are stuck open all the time?
I would hope not, I purchased the car new and only have around 500 miles so far, maybe 200 with fuse pulled. It's always garaged and covered when not driven. RobDown said:
But you hear a difference with the fuse pulled?
Yes, especially around streets lower RPM's, I just thought the switch would be a good way to keep those valves working. I will just put the fuse back in now and then to keep them exercised. It has the sports exhaust, so either way it's fairly loud which I love. But you always find yourself wanting more. Maybe someday when the AMR titanium exhaust has been reviewed. Gassing Station | Aston Martin | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff




