Forgive my lack of experience/knowledge, but I've always wondered, how does someone determine the cylinder count of an engine just by listening to the noise?
Forgive my lack of experience/knowledge, but I've always wondered, how does someone determine the cylinder count of an engine just by listening to the noise?
All modern engines have distinct noises depending on how many cylinders they have. It's pretty easy to tell them apart, I think. I4s, V6s, V8s, V10s, and V12s all have their own distinct noises (although not all are the same, obviously).
I think, like GOP leaders who campaign against gay rights but have recently come out of the closet themselves, Spectre nurses a tragically unrequited love for Ian Callum.
It's ok, Spectre. You're among friends here.
I5's can sound very differently from an I4.
[video=youtube;1M-kowoIhw0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M-kowoIhw0[/video]
The cone thing is totally true. Had to deal with a good 15 min of cones blocking off the left lane of I-81 for the past 5 days.....no one there at all.
Forgot to address this one earlier.
That's enough of an excuse for me to watch that again.