Hot Rods How does your car sound?

Jim, It appears as though your competitors see the rear of your car a lot! HRP

 

Thats about as good as it gets

 

Yeah...that '57 looks and sounds GREAT!

 

...mine sounds a lot like what's recorded here.....

 

Love me some hot rod eight sounds. Had a few bangers that were cool.
How about some inliners?
Here's mine with 54 vette manifold and straight pipes before glass packs added.

 

Sorry about that last post.
First time I tried loading videos on the HAMB and they are cut short!?
A pain in my old fat computor illiterate ass.

 

Right now my Caddy sounds so quiet, you can't even tell if it's running....
'cause I can't get it to start

 

They are however long they are when you upload them to youtube. All you do here is post a link to the youtube site where the videos are actually hosted.

 

I don't know, but I am excited to find out. 2.250 primary's into 4" collectors. Big CI BBC, going into my 40.

 

Mine, driving vids to come this year!
https://www.instagram.com/p/Boz4ooeHq_1/

 

Wow, she's beautiful!

 

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Can't get the video to embed; new tin bad gas- link to Facebook.

 

To embed video:

View YouTube video.
Right click screen of video.
Left click on "Copy URL".
Go to Hamb thread.
Left click in reply text area to show blinking cursor.
Put blinking cursor where you want the upper/left corner of video to be.
Scroll above the reply text area.
Click on the "Media" icon.
Right click in the slot for "image URL".
Left click on "Paste".
Click on "EMBED".
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What kinda funny looking motor is that? [emoji6]


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I think I fixed the videos.
I had never loaded videos on u tube before. I'm trying to learn

 

Mine Sounds Like Cabin Fever...Kind Of Grumpy...

 

Whats the Facebook link or site called?...I wanna hear it...and I'll even try to get it here to boot...

 

LOL!!! Nice seeing you on here!!

 

Took you long enough to see my abuse! W bros baby!!


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Hello,

When we had the 1958 348/280 HP Impala, it was a stock, but powerful car. The stock mufflers and motor were fairly quiet until the three carbs all came on with the hydraulic linkage working full time. Plus, being thrown back into the seats was thrilling enough without the sound of the motor. But, at full throttle, it was a little intimidating.

Jump up two years and with the addition of the Racer Brown Cam and Lifter Kit, the C&O Stick Hydro, reworked heads and long tube, Corvette Mufflers, the sound was now in the real race car category. Once everything was in tune, it was a powerful motor to push that big Impala down the road. Adjusting the motor for optimum performance was the weekly chore. Add in some 4:56 rear axle gears and the Impala was pretty much unstoppable in our So Cal cruising area.

The modified motor made enough powerful sounds on start up. But with the addition of the tube Corvette mufflers, the sound increased and it seemed like it was always ready for the start line at Lions Dragstrip. Those days were gone, so it was just a fast street car for cruising and whatever popped up in So Cal. The full throttle acceleration now sounded like being in a supercharged, Gas Coupe at the drags, with the windows rolled up.

Jnaki

The Impala was a very fast heavy sedan for the street. There were other more powerful cars that made the Impala look slow by comparison, but they had 50 to 100 more horsepower in the newer models. So, we were satisfied with our creation and when it was around, we got our anxieties filled to the brim, with the full supercharged 671 SBC 1940 Willys coupe on acceleration.

How did the Impala feel going down the local “Cherry Ave Drags” street? NICE…and powerful...

This sounds as close as possible down the Cherry Ave. drags location.

 

Fairly healthy for your basic wagon engine.

 

With the stock duals?
..... Like a million bucks!.....

 

Here's a couple of Miss Vicky:




And here's the little six banger in the Virginia HAMB Special:

 

Just my belly button, but I like it.

 

This video was taken of my roadster while still not road worthy, but with the engine operable and still driven today with the same engine and exhaust system.
tp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YB404ILJZY&feature=youtube_gdata

 

a ride in my old coupe



replaced by my "Ragged edge of the HAMB " midengined Corvair

 

My Hemi powered Chevy and 454 powered 57 Corvette running in the driveway. Which one sounds better.?