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We generally need more than 4 cylinders in a car, for the best sound IMO.

 

 

Nah a screaming (10K +) 4 potter can sound as nice as a V

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  • fabiamk2SE
    fabiamk2SE

    Quite like the c63 AMG's when they get booted!

  • nickguzzi
    nickguzzi

    BRM V16    Cosworth BDA series sounded good too.   My Laverda 1200 with Jota endurance racing cams and conti exhausts (basically open mega's)

  • fabiamk2SE
    fabiamk2SE

    And the unmistakable, legendary sound of the 1.2 3 cylinder HTP. Oh hang on...

Nah a screaming (10K +) 4 potter can sound as nice as a V

Depends what you like.

Id rather hear a burbling RSV than a screaming CBR.

Much prefer a V power delivery wise too.

We generally need more than 4 cylinders in a car, for the best sound IMO.

 

The flat 4 burble from a Subaru is quite distinctive and nice, but I have to agree, there's not many inline 4's that sound good in cars.

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    The flat 4 burble from a Subaru is quite distinctive and nice, but I have to agree, there's not many inline 4's that sound good in cars.

    Thats true. Forgot about the flat 4.

    Inline 4's dont do much for me. Bikes and cars. I avoid them (:

    In Soviet Russia (not a car sry)

     

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    Most stuff sounds good without an exhaust though, my Motto Guzzi 850 le mans sounded awesome, and sometimes id go for a ride without them on :blush:  :devil:  

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