Listen to THIS whine
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Yours doesn't sound like that? Mine sounds similar from inside. Not sure what it sounds like outside. But, yeah, mine'* a little tamer than that. (Probably the understatement of the day)
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I don't have my 2.2 on and I don't floor it much and stand outside the car so I dunno. Its loud inside but uhh...dunno if its THAT loud. haha
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Originally Posted by willwren
Sounds like mine. Seriously.
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I've heard mine recently, WCBF, everyone drove mine, and I've got good vid of it now.
The intake has more to do with the sound than the pulley, but the two in combination are the magic formula.
I have a sneaking suspicion you'll have that 2.2 on very soon.......
The intake has more to do with the sound than the pulley, but the two in combination are the magic formula.
I have a sneaking suspicion you'll have that 2.2 on very soon.......
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Ya, I can attest to our SSEi'* sounding like that Cobra'* whine.......and even the sound of the screeching tires through all those bridges at WCBF04.
Bill took the lead, so in succession whenever we left a pit stop it was WHIIIIINE---Screeeeech x 4 echoing though the covered wooden bridges.
That Cobra did sound impressive. My car couldn't do that from the speeds it was going....seemed like about a 45 mph roll.
Bill took the lead, so in succession whenever we left a pit stop it was WHIIIIINE---Screeeeech x 4 echoing though the covered wooden bridges.
That Cobra did sound impressive. My car couldn't do that from the speeds it was going....seemed like about a 45 mph roll.