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05-02-2013 08:32 PM |
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Originally Posted by Danr55
(Post 1242253)
I believe that generally speaking, a smaller bore engine will have a higher exhaust pitch than a larger bore engine. If you listen to an FE motor next to a SBF, you can certainly tell the difference. The low pitched rumble is what has always attracted me to the 427 Cobra. When it's right, you can feel it as much as hear it.
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You mean like this? This is an FE. Is this is the "cachunka-cachunka" sound you are after? Sorry, I need a new photographer. I know....
Danr55 is on point. I can tell the sound of an SBF stoker from an FE from a mile away.;)
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