Why Is The 2015 V8 Quieter at High Speeds?
Why Is The 2015 V8 Quieter at High Speeds?
Saw this review of the new V8:
"The one thing I missed was the old V8's engine sound. This time, the 5.0-liter V8, though properly throaty at a stop light, turns a little whispery at high speeds. Not a bad sound but different. I miss menacing rumble of the older car."
Anyone know why this would be? Just curious. Sure love the sound of my 2014 GT!
Tom
"The one thing I missed was the old V8's engine sound. This time, the 5.0-liter V8, though properly throaty at a stop light, turns a little whispery at high speeds. Not a bad sound but different. I miss menacing rumble of the older car."
Anyone know why this would be? Just curious. Sure love the sound of my 2014 GT!
Tom
Stock exhaust is irrelevant anyway, either your A) guy that buys a car, never modifies anything, and keeps it all stock, or B) guy that will either way buy aftermarket system either Axle-back or Cat-back, because stock exhaust is always weak. ( few exemptions here and there ex. : Hellcat)
N4UPD8S
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