Different exhaust sound when idling in sport and track

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In the Shmee video, there is a definite deeper sound when he switch’s from sport to track, but I hear no changes

Is it more pronounced the more miles that you put on, or has something been done to the Auto to keep the revs down so we don’t get the change in idle sound
 
In the Shmee video, there is a definite deeper sound when he switch’s from sport to track, but I hear no changes

Is it more pronounced the more miles that you put on, or has something been done to the Auto to keep the revs down so we don’t get the change in idle sound
There’s definitely a deeper rumble in track mode
 
In the Shmee video, there is a definite deeper sound when he switch’s from sport to track, but I hear no changes

Is it more pronounced the more miles that you put on, or has something been done to the Auto to keep the revs down so we don’t get the change in idle sound
i don´t see any difference at idle between Sport and Track either, not in the Auto nor in the Manual
 
In the Shmee video, there is a definite deeper sound when he switch’s from sport to track, but I hear no changes

Is it more pronounced the more miles that you put on, or has something been done to the Auto to keep the revs down so we don’t get the change in idle sound
From my understanding sport to track should change the idle revs. Touring to sport will open the valves. Perhaps where you are has an emissions restriction?
 
From my understanding sport to track should change the idle revs. Touring to sport will open the valves. Perhaps where you are has an emissions restriction?
I’m in the UK, I can’t hear a difference between sport and track when idling

Track is noisier when you’re driving it because of the way hold it holds onto the gear a lot longer
 
As an update on this, I’ve just checked the owners manual and it mentions that there’s only an increase in the idling revs for the manual gearbox version. But when you’re driving it of course there is a very distinct difference in track mode in the Auto V6

I wonder why they haven’t increased the idle revs for the auto
 
As an update on this, I’ve just checked the owners manual and it mentions that there’s only an increase in the idling revs for the manual gearbox version. But when you’re driving it of course there is a very distinct difference in track mode in the Auto V6

I wonder why they haven’t increased the idle revs for the auto
That is a good piece of information there
 
As an update on this, I’ve just checked the owners manual and it mentions that there’s only an increase in the idling revs for the manual gearbox version. But when you’re driving it of course there is a very distinct difference in track mode in the Auto V6

I wonder why they haven’t increased the idle revs for the auto
Sounds like an emissions workaround. Do they have to hit certain levels at various RPMs?
 

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