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Hello,

Here is my new Exige 410 metallic grey with this options:
- Black Pack: none
- Matt Black 10-Spoke Forged Wheel
- Red brake caliper
- Interior pack Alcantara Solid Red
- Stitch color Red
- Full carpet
- Single Din Stereo
- Air conditioning
- Lightweight Lithium-Ion Battery
- Cruise Control
- Carbon Seat

Modifications:
- Constantly open exhaust valve (artisanal)

Changes coming soon:
- Adjustment of the exhaust valve from the cockpit
- Rear lights by GRP (ordered, 8 weeks waiting)
- Several carbon parts for the interior of GRP (gear lever, airbag, Climate Control and Door Pulls)

Changes to come during the year:
- Dash AIM M2XE
- GRP carbon mirror
- Carbon barge board

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Valve stay open with this fix:

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Hello, Here is my new Exige 410 metallic grey with this options: - Black Pack: none - Matt Black 10-Spoke Forged Wheel - Red brake caliper - Interior pack Alcantara Solid Red - Stitch c

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And there you have it, two elements are put in place, but not without difficulty. When it comes to disassembly, you have to go carefully but hard enough, no original part is broken 👌🏻 Otherwise you

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Hello, I received my 4 carbon elements. The finish seems impeccable. But ... how do you install them ... If any of you can help me remove the Shifter top, the Airbag Cover, the Climate Control

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Looks fantastic. Congratulations.

Before I bought mine I enquired about a 410 in that colour but it had already sold.

Nice list of planned modifications too. 

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Some interior pics would be nice too. Car looks stunning.

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Hello,

I received my 4 carbon elements. The finish seems impeccable.
But ... how do you install them ... If any of you can help me remove the Shifter top, the Airbag Cover, the Climate Control Surround and the Door Pulls that would be great! I can't wait to be able to install them and if I can do it myself without going through a garage I will be happy and can post pictures to you ;)

Carbon elements:

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Actual interior:

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Hello,

The garage advised me against doing so, the pipe must not remain in the open air.
The easiest and most secure is to pinch the hose. You can use the loop of a bridle to do it and it's even easier !!

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Hi @Theshur, This may help if you plan to do the work yourself. @Arun_D posted the the service manual for the Exige S V6.

 

Your Exige 410 will be identical for the parts you plan to change over. To get you started the air bag panel is covered on page 460. You will need to order 4 off replacement clips from DeRoure.com, part number B121U011F, as these are sacrificial and will break when the panel is removed.

Hope this helps.

 

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And there you have it, two elements are put in place, but not without difficulty. When it comes to disassembly, you have to go carefully but hard enough, no original part is broken 👌🏻
Otherwise you have to adjust (file) all the carbon parts, they are not exact. Once, the result is great!

Pictures ;)

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Looks lovely @Theshur

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On 11/05/2021 at 09:56, Theshur said:

Hello,

The garage advised me against doing so, the pipe must not remain in the open air.
The easiest and most secure is to pinch the hose. You can use the loop of a bridle to do it and it's even easier !!

13EE0EBE-FED3-4A8E-B7CE-37D0FB5237C6.thumb.jpeg.7af9ffe32f49fe84213b1ac484ee6b41.jpeg
 

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more elegant and also cheap method, cut the hose anywhere and use a aquaristic valve:

https://www.amazon.de/sourcingmap®-Edelstahl-Aquarium-Kontrolle-Fließen/dp/B01GW5M2CA

 

 

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yes, I saw this solution but it is temporary, I will install the button that will allow me to control from the cockpit as on the 350. The garage confirm me it’s OK (only in 410, it’s not possible on 430).
So I do not want to cut the pipe ;)

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23 hours ago, Theshur said:

only problem, the indicators are faster than normal ..

AKA ‘hyperflashing’. You need a resistor in the circuit. Contact Greg @GRPand he’ll tell you which one & where it needs to go. 

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