Forget the crappy video, I took it with a digital camera that is able to record small, and I do mean small, videos. I was more interested in the sound than the video. It's idling at about 800.

Many here have helped me with my build and thought I'd post a little sound clip.

http://www.putfile.com/media.php?n=MOV01313&width=320

Very cool! Im a little dizzy from watching the video, but it sounds really nice. What's in it?

Very cool! Im a little dizzy from watching the video, but it sounds really nice. What's in it?


I rebuilt a Mark IV 454.


http://temp.corvetteforum.net/c3/1970stingray/index4.shtml

COOL !!! but I did want to study that engine a little more......

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/photopost/data/1077/11739Holley_1000cfm_tuned_008-med.jpg
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/photopost/data/1077/11739DSCF0431.JPG

Cool !!! Thanks... :thumbsup:

Who likes engine sounds?

I really say it depends what sort of sounds you are talking about. The mechanical symphony of a high performance engine, Yes! The slap of a bearing? No!

That was cool!

For some completey different engine sounds go to http://www.billzilla.org/engread.htm
scroll down to "For Your Listening Pleasure" and check out the BRM sound links. For those unaware, Nick Mason is Pink Floyds drummer - and a gearhead of the highest order. Keep in mind that is a vintage 1953 engine, without the benifit of modern ignition etc.

Thomas

nasty, very nasty....and thats a good thing.