M&K 3.2 video clip wot

[svb]

[oregonmon]

Nice sound, not that loud really.

[rfloz]

How many "in"? How many "out"? Pipes, that is.

[Jgordon]

These cars really are moving art. Looks and sounds beautiful.

By the way, is it just me or are you due for a valve adjustment?

[svb]

Originally Posted by rfloz

How many "in"? How many "out"? Pipes, that is.

Its a 1 in 1 out with a euro premuffler. Its remarkably quiet with no droning or resonance.

[snbush67]

Originally Posted by Jgordon

These cars really are moving art. Looks and sounds beautiful.

By the way, is it just me or are you due for a valve adjustment?

I think I heard the same thing, I dont think its the valves though, I think its just the sound quality.

Shane

[Gogar]

Ha Ha I watched that first video and I thought to myself: "Must be a 915 car."

[svb]

Originally Posted by snbush67

I think I heard the same thing, I dont think its the valves though, I think its just the sound quality.

Shane

It must have been the F-18 flying overhead out of Miramar. Valves were recently adjusted. Yep the car just drives much better with a slow, deliberate 915 type shift.

[snbush67]

Originally Posted by svb

It must have been the F-18 flying overhead out of Miramar. Valves were recently adjusted. Yep the car just drives much better with a slow, deliberate 915 type shift.

You might have better sound quality from inside the car it will filter out ambient noise.

[Embraer]

it's nice to finally hear an M&K video from outside the car....there are already a ton of in-car M&K vids on youtube.

[MrPerkles]

heres mine on the rollers
Andy30.flv video by Spuff_Monkey - Photobucket

[Hotwatermusic]

Why is it, even with a great aftermarket exhaust, a 911's exhaust note is so "lacking"? Is it because of the small-ish displacement? The air-cooled engine? I guess as an American, I've been raised on big thunderous V8's through Flowmaster-type mufflers, and that's whats been the "standard" for us; but still the 911's exhaust sound leaves so much to be desired. I mean it's not Japanese 4-cylinder through a coffee can bad, but it just doesn't send those chills up my spine like a Aston Martin, Ferrari, or geez, ANY other car in its league.

[ALXinNZ]

Originally Posted by Hotwatermusic

Why is it, even with a great aftermarket exhaust, a 911's exhaust note is so "lacking"? Is it because of the small-ish displacement? The air-cooled engine? I guess as an American, I've been raised on big thunderous V8's through Flowmaster-type mufflers, and that's whats been the "standard" for us; but still the 911's exhaust sound leaves so much to be desired. I mean it's not Japanese 4-cylinder through a coffee can bad, but it just doesn't send those chills up my spine like a Aston Martin, Ferrari, or geez, ANY other car in its league.

I think I have an answer maybe not the answer but almost, There is a first drive vid there aswell
YouTube - Porsche backdate project. almost finished

YouTube - notthatinterested's Channel

[supernovatx]

try this one. It's only 1 in / 1 out though.

[snbush67]

[mb911]

Originally Posted by Hotwatermusic

Why is it, even with a great aftermarket exhaust, a 911's exhaust note is so "lacking"? Is it because of the small-ish displacement? The air-cooled engine? I guess as an American, I've been raised on big thunderous V8's through Flowmaster-type mufflers, and that's whats been the "standard" for us; but still the 911's exhaust sound leaves so much to be desired. I mean it's not Japanese 4-cylinder through a coffee can bad, but it just doesn't send those chills up my spine like a Aston Martin, Ferrari, or geez, ANY other car in its league.

I am guessing you have not heard a healthy 911 engine with a 2in2 out go flying by? They hold there own I will just say that.

[DUK]

Originally Posted by Hotwatermusic

Why is it, even with a great aftermarket exhaust, a 911's exhaust note is so "lacking"? Is it because of the small-ish displacement? The air-cooled engine? I guess as an American, I've been raised on big thunderous V8's through Flowmaster-type mufflers, and that's whats been the "standard" for us; but still the 911's exhaust sound leaves so much to be desired. I mean it's not Japanese 4-cylinder through a coffee can bad, but it just doesn't send those chills up my spine like a Aston Martin, Ferrari, or geez, ANY other car in its league.

I like this sound so much more than a v8....


Morning run 11-8-2009 (1).AVI

[tdatk]

Watkins Glen 09 82 SC w/SSI and M&K 2 in 2 out sport muff....Thanks Ben

[Jgordon]

Call me crazy, but I love the 911 exhaust note in all its iterations (maybe mid-70s aside). From the cammy early Ss to the larger displacement 964s.

It's not a V-8, that's for damn sure. It's much more mechanical,subtle, and to my ear, purposeful. There's a lot of noise generated by the fan, which fills in a lot of the dead space and makes it a much smoother, less aggressive tone. So that could be part of what doesn't sit right with you.

I'll find a video of mine and post up.

Originally Posted by Hotwatermusic

Why is it, even with a great aftermarket exhaust, a 911's exhaust note is so "lacking"? Is it because of the small-ish displacement? The air-cooled engine? I guess as an American, I've been raised on big thunderous V8's through Flowmaster-type mufflers, and that's whats been the "standard" for us; but still the 911's exhaust sound leaves so much to be desired. I mean it's not Japanese 4-cylinder through a coffee can bad, but it just doesn't send those chills up my spine like a Aston Martin, Ferrari, or geez, ANY other car in its league.

[Buckterrier]

Originally Posted by mb911

I am guessing you have not heard a healthy 911 engine with a 2in2 out go flying by? They hold there own I will just say that.

OK, I'm going to have my neighbor tape me doing a fly-by my house.