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11-16-2001, 12:49 PM
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It's the power of the V-8 Mustang that accounts for the 'sound' you hear from so many 'Stangs.
A four-cylinder engine is never going to produce the same kind of sound - because it can't; totally different engine configuration, dynamics and of course, less engine area. A free-flowing muffler will make a four (or six) cylinder engine exhaust louder but it usually ends up sounding more like a protracted farting sound on most 4 cylinder cars. Lame. |
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