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HotRodzNKustoms @ Dec 14th 2007 9:05AM
If nothing else the Vettes provide a soothing sound after the ear piercing shrieks of the European cars.
Russell @ Dec 14th 2007 9:39AM
+1
Zane @ Dec 14th 2007 10:16AM
Haha! Nice comment! +1
MK @ Dec 14th 2007 10:40AM
Good one, pal. Plus, I'd love it if the Vipers can move up a notch to compete directly with them. That would be some hype!!
John P. @ Dec 14th 2007 10:47AM
...or in the case of the porsches, the sound of a vacuum cleaner chuffing by at 200mph.
You are spot on though. Back in the day when I used to watch prototype racing, the big V8 sounded almost soothing when ripping by compared to everything else.
why not the LS2LS7? @ Dec 14th 2007 11:44AM
They sound great, but the Panoz LMP-1 was the best. Incredible exhaust note, huge V8 sound. Its exhaust note was easily the most memorable part of ALMS when it was around.