Hmm I have a C8 with non NPP exhaust but recently picked up a factory Z51 exhaust. So far my research tells me that I cant just bolt it on and expect it to work like a Z51 car. So I am looking to manually switch my retrofitted Z51 exhaust and wondering what it will take to do that. As far as I can tell no one has done this and posted how they did it. Do you have any recommendations?
@@sals559 you would have to wire in a completely separate power source and way to control it. I'll tell you right now it is going to be an extremely extensive job. It's almost not worth it to do it if you don't have it from the factory sorry.
Looking for how to do this on a 2014 C7 which does not have the stealth setting. When driving mode is in sport or track the exhaust valves are open and i am looking to wire a switch to close them, but cant do what you have because in mine the circuit is open. Any suggestions?
why did you remove all the covers off the top of the motor
Thanks for the info videos in your channel
What about new c8 any ideas if you can do the same thing to make it louder?
Hmm I have a C8 with non NPP exhaust but recently picked up a factory Z51 exhaust. So far my research tells me that I cant just bolt it on and expect it to work like a Z51 car. So I am looking to manually switch my retrofitted Z51 exhaust and wondering what it will take to do that. As far as I can tell no one has done this and posted how they did it. Do you have any recommendations?
@@sals559 you would have to wire in a completely separate power source and way to control it. I'll tell you right now it is going to be an extremely extensive job. It's almost not worth it to do it if you don't have it from the factory sorry.
Looking for how to do this on a 2014 C7 which does not have the stealth setting. When driving mode is in sport or track the exhaust valves are open and i am looking to wire a switch to close them, but cant do what you have because in mine the circuit is open. Any suggestions?
@@Dankain stealth and tour mode are the same for that. As long as you have factory NPP, this method will work just the same