Strange how he says "nice" after the RS3 starts up. Yet in some of his other carwow videos with an exhaust sound check, he says the 8Y is rubbish.
Yeah they seem to close after a few secondsMine sounds great on a cold start up then it dies down after a minute or so , is this the the flaps closing again or? Most deffo already been covered somewhere else on here but new on here so apologies!
No it's a 'cold start' that's programmed into the ECU to heat the cat up I believe. It revs higher also.Mine sounds great on a cold start up then it dies down after a minute or so , is this the the flaps closing again or? Most deffo already been covered somewhere else on here but new on here so apologies!
No it's a 'cold start' that's programmed into the ECU to heat the cat up I believe. It revs higher also.
I'm only judging by the fact that I can manually open them with the ASR unit and it gets noticeably louder compared to the default amount they're open/closed. It always sounds louder on cold start due to the higher revs and the funny fueling the engine does to heat up the cats.I'm 99% sure they are open during the process![]()
Good info there.Cat heating cycle, used to sound like a bag of nails on the Daza, Audi patched it out on DNWA and DNWC.
I did have the Bosch ECU table that shows the ignition values for the start up ‘bark’ too, I’ll see if I’ve still got the info in TunerPro.
The high idle also assists oil circulation on a cold start, some tuners actually turn the high idle down but I was advised against this as its there for a reason.
The best sounding file I flashed to my old Daza RS3 was the one from Jared (VLM spec) at idle the sound tweaks he did sounded superb, sounded like a race car lol, part of how he achieved this was to run the exhaust cams on high lift at idle, that car was the best sounding RS3 by a country mile.
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Good info there.
No detrimental effects of running high lift for low flow application on the exhaust side is there? I can' t imagine so in reality, especially with no load on it.
Surely not that much though? Would it be enough to really worry about?There was an argument about how running on the high lift cams at idle put more strain on the cam gear as a whole.
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Surely not that much though? Would it be enough to really worry about?
Do you have any videos of the idle because I'm really curious how it sounds compared to normal.
My son had a Porsche Panamera sports Turismo as demo last winter as a demo and as we left our venue this evening his girlfriend started it up and my god what a noise this beast made and l believe this is the same engine as 8n the RS7/RS6 and sounded far far better than in the Audi
Would the Porsche not be running the OPFs as well?Audi have really silenced some of their RS models with these OPFs and respective mapping.
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I believe VAG as a group/all manufacturers haveAudi have really silenced some of their RS models with these OPFs and respective mapping.
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I believe VAG as a group/all manufacturers have
so many of their performance cars muted ie sound regs etc etc As to allow their higher end marques in Audi's case ie some Porsche models ...all Lambos and Bentley to sound as loud as they can .....l mean who'd buy a Lamborghini with a rev a limiter and a muted exhaust
Could be worse as in rattling like the old oneNo it's a 'cold start' that's programmed into the ECU to heat the cat up I believe. It revs higher also.
Afaik only the left side is open on a normal startup Vs AVC opens both sides.I'm only judging by the fact that I can manually open them with the ASR unit and it gets noticeably louder compared to the default amount they're open/closed. It always sounds louder on cold start due to the higher revs and the funny fueling the engine does to heat up the cats.
Could be worse as in rattling like the old one![]()
TX.
They are closed but you can open them by putting it in such a mode that does so.I'm 99% sure they are open during the process![]()
They are closed but you can open them by putting it in such a mode that does so.
Yeah they seem to close after a few seconds
Exactly that. The valves stay shut during the process as well, I’m 99% sure.
I'm 99% sure they are open during the process
I'm only judging by the fact that I can manually open them with the ASR unit
Afaik only the left side is open on a normal startup Vs AVC opens both sides.
They are closed but you can open them by putting it in such a mode that does so.
Why don't you guys just get a Matt Watson "Stick of Truth" and shove it up the exhaust as someone starts the car??![]()
Because I own one and can hear the audible difference outside when you start it up and change modes lol as heard in one of my early videos when the car was new here:Why don't you guys just get a Matt Watson "Stick of Truth" and shove it up the exhaust as someone starts the car??![]()
Because I own one and can hear the audible difference outside when you start it up and change modes lol as heard in one of my early videos when the car was new here:
Yes but sometimes only one opens/closes They don't always work together. Difficult to tell if one or both are open by listening.Because I own one and can hear the audible difference outside when you start it up and change modes lol as heard in one of my early videos when the car was new here:
Yes but sometimes only one opens/closes They don't always work together. Difficult to tell if one or both are open by listening.
Like I say "stick of truth"![]()
With all that buggering about with the valves opening and closing no wonder they break the springs and wear the bottom bearing out, best advert for a proper re-map that just leaves them open in the loud modes (or a valve controller as you say above)here’s Visual representation of flap movement to watch on the dashboard.
With all that buggering about with the valves opening and closing no wonder they break the springs and wear the bottom bearing out, best advert for a proper re-map that just leaves them open in the loud modes (or a valve controller as you say above)
Was that tuner-pro using the DS1?