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Lol... Daftees! That's why I leave such things to the experts!! :exactly:
Never understood the male obsession with having to be considered good at doing anything deemed as 'practical'. We all have our respective skill sets, so I say leave those more skilled than you in a particular area to get on with it :thumbsup:
Marco.
BRUTAL sounding, almost 'pant wetting' C63 AMG (same wheels as my car and, engine apart, pretty similar overall):
:eek: :drool:
Marco.
A lot of smoke
It does sound good. Is that the same exhaust you're having installed Marco?
That M5 sounded absolutely epic!
So apart from the engine and exhaust (which are the bits that make the noise together) it's the same car. :scratch:
I don't think that your V6(?) turbo diesel with sound like a v8 turbo petrol. If you want the V8 noise, you have to have a V8 first....
https://goo.gl/images/iCS0cu
https://goo.gl/images/sHMgcn
https://goo.gl/images/sHMgcn
:lol:
Ahh, I've re read it and it makes sense now. Engine apart as in this car has a different engine.
Pretty similar :)Quote:
Originally Posted by alcarmichael
Marco.
You just need a horn that plays a tune and your done.
The choice is always between 'Dixie' and 'La Cockaracha.' Prefer 'Dixie' myself.
Yesh, the same only different! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by CageyH
Let's just say that car, engine aside, LOOKS almost identical.... Yes, of course a V8 petrol is going to sound different from a V6 diesel, but I've also heard big quad exhaust-equipped V6 diesels, and some of them sound almost as brutal, but with a somewhat 'deeper tone' ;)
Check this out (not a quad exhaust, but same size of pipes as the ones I'm having fitted, 3.5 ins):
Marco.
Spot the difference....
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...924/2kOWtF.jpg
;) ;)
Marco.