The classic sound of a 911 flat six
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Guys, I'm a dyed in the wool wasserpumper guy, and I just love the howl of a hot inline four cylinder, and I also love the sound of a 4.7 liter SOHC Porsche V8 howling along between 2500 to 5000 RPM where most of the power is.
Cars are like fine wine, you may have your favorite, but you also appreciate the (other) finer things of life too. I am such a guy, as I appreciate the throaty growl of a rear engine 911. Here is a link to a sound byte, I play it now and then to remind me Porsche did build a lot of air cooled motors (too).
www.network54.com/Forum/message?forumid=426130&messageid=1122044757
Turn up your speakers!
Regards, all the best,
Happy New Year!
Dogsharks
Cars are like fine wine, you may have your favorite, but you also appreciate the (other) finer things of life too. I am such a guy, as I appreciate the throaty growl of a rear engine 911. Here is a link to a sound byte, I play it now and then to remind me Porsche did build a lot of air cooled motors (too).
www.network54.com/Forum/message?forumid=426130&messageid=1122044757
Turn up your speakers!
Regards, all the best,
Happy New Year!
Dogsharks
my norton internet security software blocks the link, because the parental control categorises it as "sex education/advanced"
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if ever you wanted proof that the flat6 sound is the ultimate in aural sex, there it is
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if ever you wanted proof that the flat6 sound is the ultimate in aural sex, there it is
rich 36 said:
I wonder if anyone actually has aecording of flat six anywhere,
.... could use it on windows start-up
www.Fuchs.co.uk used to have a Sound Clip of a 2.8 Carrera RSR starting and running , but it seems to have dissapeared lately.
You can probably find it via www.archive.org
malton include a revving engine soundclip for each 911 on their website. i'm not sure however whether these are generic model soundbytes or individual to the car on show. perhaps JWB can clarify?
it certainly makes an amusing addition to browsing, and might make one feel more tempted to view an apricot beige 964 with a tan (sorry, chestnut!) interior...
>> Edited by softinthehead on Thursday 29th December 11:55
it certainly makes an amusing addition to browsing, and might make one feel more tempted to view an apricot beige 964 with a tan (sorry, chestnut!) interior...
>> Edited by softinthehead on Thursday 29th December 11:55
Most Porsches sound way too whiney for my tastes!
Wasserpumper or aircooled. Lots of FEAD whine and mechanical clatter.
The Cayenne V8 is an exception and sounds very refined and throaty though.
My favourite MODERN engine for sound quality potential and light weight construction is the Mercedes 5 litre 3 valve engine- because it has only 1 exhaust valve/cylinder and is in a relatively modest state of tune.
Shame it doesn't sound so nice in its normal application.
Wasserpumper or aircooled. Lots of FEAD whine and mechanical clatter.
The Cayenne V8 is an exception and sounds very refined and throaty though.
My favourite MODERN engine for sound quality potential and light weight construction is the Mercedes 5 litre 3 valve engine- because it has only 1 exhaust valve/cylinder and is in a relatively modest state of tune.
Shame it doesn't sound so nice in its normal application.
Have you tried the initial thread posting MR?
no wonder your put off.
This link
www.albertweb.de/Sound-Spiele/Sound.htm
has a few good ones on it, including an Elephant!
How it going out in the sticks BTW
no wonder your put off.
This link
www.albertweb.de/Sound-Spiele/Sound.htm
has a few good ones on it, including an Elephant!
How it going out in the sticks BTW
rich 36 said:
Have you tried the initial thread posting MR?
no wonder your put off.
This link
www.albertweb.de/Sound-Spiele/Sound.htm
has a few good ones on it, including an Elephant!
How it going out in the sticks BTW
Going very well mate, but I'm leaving and emigrating to Germany...so have to rent my place out and sell the Pork
Can't find anything comparably decent in terms of housing in Germany- they all seem to think it's adequate to live in appartments and just have parking places rather than garages
:vommit:Here is a link to a recording I made when I fitted the Maxflo's to the 993. First there is the original mufflers then the maxflo's
[url]http://uk.geocities.com/wgg@btinternet.com/968_Sound[/url]
>> Edited by Shed17 on Thursday 5th January 19:14
[url]http://uk.geocities.com/wgg@btinternet.com/968_Sound[/url]
>> Edited by Shed17 on Thursday 5th January 19:14
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