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The 1962 Buick Special, fully upgraded, the sound of that car idleing is awwwesome...sounds great.
Which car has the best sound in GT4!?
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Minolta Toyota 88C-V, because its really loud when driving at high speeds.
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The Toyota Supra Rally Raid Car With racing Muffs and the 4th Turbo Kit and when at the 3-2-1!!! thing rev it up with the tachometer at about 3 to 5 (that's The Thing By The Speedometer) I Don't Think They made that SUV for looks more like Thunder!!!!!
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H.M.BDude, I totally agree with you there, especially about the SLR. As Clarkson said at the time it sounds like a MessershmitAfter all, they both use supercharged Benz engines!
hahaha yeah true u know what im talikng about, MACLAREN says it sounds like a spitfire but MERCEDES says it sounds like a Messershmit. now i aint gonna tell you what i prefer (*cough* spitfire *cough*), but now tell me what you people believe.
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TheGuitarGuy
no no NO, dont une it, that car dosnt need anything, i think it sounds horrible tuned, you can hear it whinning, i dont like it like that, ill give you an idea, leave it on standard, turn up your TV volume REEEEEALLY loud and lightly press accelerator, then give it a couple of seconds (enjoy the grumbling) then step on it, youll be like WOOOAAAAH. well thats what i think anyway.
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98cobra
i live in the uk and abseloutly love it when a classic V8 grumbles by, but we dont get enough of them here, i love my small cars, but i also desperetly wish we had more big block V8, amazing stuff.
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I posted this in another thread but it applies here too.
To me all the American V8's sound sorta beefy. That is until you put a racing exhaust on them. That's when they start sounding like a Honda Civic with one of those coffee can tailpipes. PD did a VERY crappy job of making ANY of the American cars sound like they're supposed to with something other than the stock exhaust. The first American pavement pounder that I put a racing exhaust on was the Cougar that you win for whatever it was. I almost rolled on the floor laughing my tush off at the sound that it made. My son had just driven a Honda Accord with a Sport exhaust and neither of us could tell the difference between the Accord with the Sport exhaust and the BIG V8 of the Cougar with a racing exhaust. If you want the rumble of the big beefy American V8's DON'T put a racing exhaust on them. Sad but true.
But to answer your question more directly, the Charger has a nice throaty sound to it. Not sure of any of the older Chevies or Fords. Haven't been able to bring myself to buy any of those yet.
To me all the American V8's sound sorta beefy. That is until you put a racing exhaust on them. That's when they start sounding like a Honda Civic with one of those coffee can tailpipes. PD did a VERY crappy job of making ANY of the American cars sound like they're supposed to with something other than the stock exhaust. The first American pavement pounder that I put a racing exhaust on was the Cougar that you win for whatever it was. I almost rolled on the floor laughing my tush off at the sound that it made. My son had just driven a Honda Accord with a Sport exhaust and neither of us could tell the difference between the Accord with the Sport exhaust and the BIG V8 of the Cougar with a racing exhaust. If you want the rumble of the big beefy American V8's DON'T put a racing exhaust on them. Sad but true.
But to answer your question more directly, the Charger has a nice throaty sound to it. Not sure of any of the older Chevies or Fords. Haven't been able to bring myself to buy any of those yet.
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Yeah I agree because the muffs on the game ain't the kind like a glass pack all they do is allow quicker air flow so you don't hear as much SOUND so if you keep just the regular muffular it will build up pressure and rumble trying to get out of the muffular.SwissbearI posted this in another thread but it applies here too.
To me all the American V8's sound sorta beefy. That is until you put a racing exhaust on them. That's when they start sounding like a Honda Civic with one of those coffee can tailpipes. PD did a VERY crappy job of making ANY of the American cars sound like they're supposed to with something other than the stock exhaust. The first American pavement pounder that I put a racing exhaust on was the Cougar that you win for whatever it was. I almost rolled on the floor laughing my tush off at the sound that it made. My son had just driven a Honda Accord with a Sport exhaust and neither of us could tell the difference between the Accord with the Sport exhaust and the BIG V8 of the Cougar with a racing exhaust. If you want the rumble of the big beefy American V8's DON'T put a racing exhaust on them. Sad but true.
But to answer your question more directly, the Charger has a nice throaty sound to it. Not sure of any of the older Chevies or Fords. Haven't been able to bring myself to buy any of those yet.
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Well, it's the same thing with the Chevys and Fords too. I learned not to buy exaust for the V8s because I know it will sound like its missing 2 cylinders.SwissbearI posted this in another thread but it applies here too.
To me all the American V8's sound sorta beefy. That is until you put a racing exhaust on them. That's when they start sounding like a Honda Civic with one of those coffee can tailpipes. PD did a VERY crappy job of making ANY of the American cars sound like they're supposed to with something other than the stock exhaust. The first American pavement pounder that I put a racing exhaust on was the Cougar that you win for whatever it was. I almost rolled on the floor laughing my tush off at the sound that it made. My son had just driven a Honda Accord with a Sport exhaust and neither of us could tell the difference between the Accord with the Sport exhaust and the BIG V8 of the Cougar with a racing exhaust. If you want the rumble of the big beefy American V8's DON'T put a racing exhaust on them. Sad but true.
But to answer your question more directly, the Charger has a nice throaty sound to it. Not sure of any of the older Chevies or Fords. Haven't been able to bring myself to buy any of those yet.
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98cobraWell, it's the same thing with the Chevys and Fords too. I learned not to buy exaust for the V8s because I know it will sound like its missing 2 cylinders.
first car i tried it for was the buick special (i needed to tune it for drifting). but i learned my lesson and took it off immediatly.
American Car: The Ford RS200 fully tuned (including Racing Exhaust, Stg 3 Turbo) has the nicest engine sound in GT4 for me so far, especially between 5-6000rpm
Australian Car: The FPV F6 Typhoon has a damn good sound too with a standard exhaust
European Car: The BMW M5 (standard exhaust) + lots of wind noise
Japanese Car: ummmm....................R33 Skyline GTR
Australian Car: The FPV F6 Typhoon has a damn good sound too with a standard exhaust
European Car: The BMW M5 (standard exhaust) + lots of wind noise
Japanese Car: ummmm....................R33 Skyline GTR
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UniqueWolf
The best sounding car in the game is a Prius on its electric motor...
I'm kidding, but I do like the sound of the highest-horsepower Mercedes convertible in the game with all the power upgrades (I can't remember the name [sorry] but it was an AMG, and it's the one before the McLaren in the lineup). It rides like a boat, though, unless the suspension is tuned just right.
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Hi all i'm new here.
I'm really dissapointed in the sound of teh Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren. It should have been like on Top Gear you know the low gorgeling sound but in stead it's more like a high F1 sound.
I think te Amuse Carbon R(Tuned Nissan Skyline GT-R) has the best sound and it looks great really different. The power destribution is crap though..
I'm really dissapointed in the sound of teh Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren. It should have been like on Top Gear you know the low gorgeling sound but in stead it's more like a high F1 sound.
I think te Amuse Carbon R(Tuned Nissan Skyline GT-R) has the best sound and it looks great really different. The power destribution is crap though..
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I like the sound of the Spoon S2000.
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I really like the AMUSE CarbonR (Skyline) and the Takata Dome NSX. The Pagani Zonda LM Race Car is pretty nice as well.
And about the AMUSE CarbonR, it is not a GT-R because it is RWD.
And about the AMUSE CarbonR, it is not a GT-R because it is RWD.
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My '69 Ford Gt in gulf colors and an old Ac Cobra sound very nice to me
Can you tell I like v8's?
Can you tell I like v8's?
1. Audi Auto Union V16 Type C Streamline ('37) (great sound ...to bad you only can drive it on N-Ring
2. Chaparral 2D Race Car ('67) Love the sound of that racecar... and the 3 speed transmission
3. Peugeot 905 Race Car ('92) .....
Other Great sounds in my Ears.... Toyota 7 Race Car ('70). TVR Cerbera Speed Six ('97) (Fully Tuned). Volkswagen Golf I GTi ('76).
Any1 knows how the tank-car sounds???
2. Chaparral 2D Race Car ('67) Love the sound of that racecar... and the 3 speed transmission
3. Peugeot 905 Race Car ('92) .....
Other Great sounds in my Ears.... Toyota 7 Race Car ('70). TVR Cerbera Speed Six ('97) (Fully Tuned). Volkswagen Golf I GTi ('76).
Any1 knows how the tank-car sounds???
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