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Old 16 Jul 2002, 01:31 (Ref:334641)   #1
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Best sounding engine ever

well for me, the Honda V12 from 1991 is up there, alongwith any 12 cylinder engine used by Ferrari
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 01:33 (Ref:334644)   #2
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Re: Best sounding engine ever

Try to find an inboard video clip of the F2002 OVERSTEER...you'll change your mind. Especially when it changes it's gears.
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 01:42 (Ref:334651)   #3
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I thought the F2002 sounded a lot like this year's Minardi...but maybe that's just me.
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 01:43 (Ref:334653)   #4
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I liked the sound of the Lamborghini V12, very sweet indeed , its a shame they are no longer in F1
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 01:47 (Ref:334657)   #5
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I thought the F2002 sounded a lot like this year's Minardi...but maybe that's just me.
You have got to be kidding, the Asiatech engine do sounded sweet but nowhere near the F2002.
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 02:47 (Ref:334669)   #6
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I'm not a fan of the way the engines seem to sound nowadays. I definatly liked any Ferrari V12, and also the BRM H16
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 04:04 (Ref:334682)   #7
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LIGIER, the Ligier was something else.

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Old 16 Jul 2002, 04:32 (Ref:334690)   #8
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Call me old-fashioned, but I have to go with the BRM V-16. The loudest, angriest-sounding engine I've ever heard!

Farzad has a great clip posted here:

http://www.farzadsf1gallery.com/f1_sounds/brm_v16.mp3

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Old 16 Jul 2002, 05:36 (Ref:334700)   #9
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Call me old-fashioned, but I have to go with the BRM V-16. The loudest, angriest-sounding engine I've ever heard!

Farzad has a great clip posted here:

http://www.farzadsf1gallery.com/f1_sounds/brm_v16.mp3
WHAT??? I thought the damn thing never got off the start line.
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 05:43 (Ref:334702)   #10
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For me it is the Ferrari V12's they used in 1994/95, mainly because I got to hear them live. One memory that will always remain was sitting in the grandstand at the 1995 Australian GP for practise when Jean Alesi came out and was the only car on track. You could hear this thing reverbing halfway around the track!
 
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 05:49 (Ref:334705)   #11
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Lee, I fully respect your nostalgia, but that H16 BRM really wasn't a patch on the Ligier. Now if you could find me some sound from the Ligier, I'd appreciate it. Thanks. I just played it and my wife asn't impressed either - called me a hoon

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Old 16 Jul 2002, 05:56 (Ref:334707)   #12
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Any old Ferrari V12. They had power, guts and the sweetest sound.
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 07:32 (Ref:334730)   #13
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The late 60s, early 70s engines with the 3 litre rules (from 1967). Great sounds; the Cosworth DFV and the Matra V12s just sounded sooo right.

The main difference between them and today's stuff is that when the old engines misfired it was cause of a problem, today it means the effing traction control is on. Today with the revs so high they sound like screaming banshees rather than engines. Put a rev limiter on the damn things!
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 08:25 (Ref:334767)   #14
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I think I'm with Allon here - especially the Matra - but the sound of a DFV is still just wonderful and so evocative

Dear Valvebounce - which Ligier - they had alsorts of engines but in particular the DFV and Matra V12 - very different music each made
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 08:28 (Ref:334769)   #15
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Ligier with the Matra V12, of course. It made my teeth fillings vibrate.

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Old 16 Jul 2002, 09:01 (Ref:334789)   #16
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Those H16 BRM's are incredible...
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 09:21 (Ref:334802)   #17
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For me it has to be the engine note of the Honda V6 used in the Williams in the late 80's..

It doesn't blow your ear drums out, but it's just got this instantly recognisable (to me anyway) engine note.

It was a joy to see and hear the 1987 Williams go up Goodwood hill in the hands of Ricardo Patrese.
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 09:27 (Ref:334804)   #18
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For me it is the Ferrari V12's they used in 1994
Agreed, i heard it last year for the Euroboss series at Brands Hatch, standing outside the circuit i could hear all these cars going round then this "thing", it was the sweetest sound!

As for the current engines, i was really impressed with the Merc engines in the back of the McLarens at Silverstone, they seemed to "scream" at higher revs, but then was ruined when the traction control kicked in!

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Old 16 Jul 2002, 10:29 (Ref:334837)   #19
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I know it's not F1, but the sound of the Panoz LMP01 Le Mans sportscar is awesome. Forget teeth fillings vibrating, this thing will loosen your bowels!
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The McLaren going around indy in 2000 was amazing, it was also my first time and I was amazed that the fast cars really did sound sweet and the slower cars did not.
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 12:26 (Ref:334931)   #21
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Any Sportscar / GT engine! over an F1 'whine'

Especially the Panoz from Le Mans 1997 or 2002. (just noticed - totally agree with AllonFS!) Plus the 360 Modena's at Le Mans this year.
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Old 16 Jul 2002, 13:51 (Ref:335014)   #22
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Easy choice.......Matra V12 especially the '72 version in the back of Chris Amon's Matra-Simca. My teeth still rattle when I remember that sound reverberating through the hills of Mosport Park in 1972.
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I liked the sound of the Lamborghini V12, very sweet indeed , its a shame they are no longer in F1
O yes ....agreed , was that back in 1991 the last time we heard that ?

Also any V12 ferrari does it for me.
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Another non-Formula 1 engine that sounded especially sweet was the Peugeot V10 used in their 905 World Sports Prototype car. I was at Montreal for the car's debut in 1990, and everyone's jaw dropped at the sound of that car at speed down the main straight. I never had the previledge of hearing the Matra V12, but those who had said the Peugeot sounded similar.
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Maybe i havn't experienced enough(only ever been to several races live)but my favorites are the BRM(off the CD'into the red'by nick Mason) and that awsome renault promo vidio from '92 where they were doing a track simulation with the engine on the bench.
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