Forget about noise level regulations, which limit the number of decibels that come out of a standard car’s exhaust for a second, and just listen to the symphony of 12 cylindrical instruments arranged in a ‘vee’, all being played in perfect harmony with each other, although occasionally they cause an ‘imperfect’ backfire - an inevitable occurrence when music is made passionately by people of Latin descent.
The Lamborghini Murcielago’s V12 is already an excellent sounding lump, but it’s constrained by laws and regulations which limit its power, torque and noise levels so that little ol’ ladies don’t have heart attacks as you drive by. Fitting it with a free-flow exhaust is a must-do for all Murcielago owners as it unleashes the its auditory potential and it definitely adds to the car’s appeal. The only people who won’t like the mod will be the little ol’ ladies - but hey, you can’t please everybody.
We need to take a good listen to these engines as they’re the last of a dying breed of large, naturally-aspirated dinosaurs. No large asteroid is going to wipe them out, though, as they will have no more nourishment and they will die on their own in the not-too-distant future.
We need to take a good listen to these engines as they’re the last of a dying breed of large, naturally-aspirated dinosaurs. No large asteroid is going to wipe them out, though, as they will have no more nourishment and they will die on their own in the not-too-distant future.
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