RPM's or engine size makes coolest exhaust sound
#1
So most people think, including me that the bigger the engine, the cooler, louder exhaust sound. However recently hearing multipe nissan GTR's which are TTV6 engine's that are screaming LOUD-more so than M5's I have heard with eisannman Race and all sorts of things.
I am thinking, as far as the screaming loud F1 sound-it is the high RPM's that really count?
I mean a V8 revving to 6300, will make a louder growl but a I6/v6 going to 7400 will make a louder higher scream?
I dont know what are your thoughts on actualy engine displacement effect on exhaust note-I am not sure more size means louder/better. Take the e46 M3-I have heard some insanely loud and good sounding exhausts.
Well come to think of it I have double taked a honda civic from 1988 with no exhaust at all-sounded like it was fast-than I looked and not so much!
I am thinking, as far as the screaming loud F1 sound-it is the high RPM's that really count?
I mean a V8 revving to 6300, will make a louder growl but a I6/v6 going to 7400 will make a louder higher scream?
I dont know what are your thoughts on actualy engine displacement effect on exhaust note-I am not sure more size means louder/better. Take the e46 M3-I have heard some insanely loud and good sounding exhausts.
Well come to think of it I have double taked a honda civic from 1988 with no exhaust at all-sounded like it was fast-than I looked and not so much!
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Originally Posted by Diamond' post='1006464' date='Sep 13 2009, 07:35 PM
So most people think, including me that the bigger the engine, the cooler, louder exhaust sound. However recently hearing multipe nissan GTR's which are TTV6 engine's that are screaming LOUD-more so than M5's I have heard with eisannman Race and all sorts of things.
I am thinking, as far as the screaming loud F1 sound-it is the high RPM's that really count?
I mean a V8 revving to 6300, will make a louder growl but a I6/v6 going to 7400 will make a louder higher scream?
I dont know what are your thoughts on actualy engine displacement effect on exhaust note-I am not sure more size means louder/better. Take the e46 M3-I have heard some insanely loud and good sounding exhausts.
Well come to think of it I have double taked a honda civic from 1988 with no exhaust at all-sounded like it was fast-than I looked and not so much!
I am thinking, as far as the screaming loud F1 sound-it is the high RPM's that really count?
I mean a V8 revving to 6300, will make a louder growl but a I6/v6 going to 7400 will make a louder higher scream?
I dont know what are your thoughts on actualy engine displacement effect on exhaust note-I am not sure more size means louder/better. Take the e46 M3-I have heard some insanely loud and good sounding exhausts.
Well come to think of it I have double taked a honda civic from 1988 with no exhaust at all-sounded like it was fast-than I looked and not so much!
Kinda difficult to explain...
#3
Yes it is the RPMS which makes the beautiful wailing scream F1.
Take note that their engines are really just 3.0 Litre V8s, capable of about 780 HP+ max. We're talking about 20,000 RPM.
In my opinion, an Inline-6 or V10 sound higher pitched than V8s at 5500+ RPM.
Take note that their engines are really just 3.0 Litre V8s, capable of about 780 HP+ max. We're talking about 20,000 RPM.
In my opinion, an Inline-6 or V10 sound higher pitched than V8s at 5500+ RPM.
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