...they want to hear that nonsense, fine. Just keep it the hell away from me.
How are "they" supposed to know it's you? Seems to me it would be easier for you to 'keep it the hell away from you."
Just my opinion.
...they want to hear that nonsense, fine. Just keep it the hell away from me.
Can't avoid 'em.How are "they" supposed to know it's you? Seems to me it would be easier for you to 'keep it the hell away from you."
Just my opinion.
I think your sample set is a bit unfair. The Hellcat exists specifically to be loud (among a few other specialties). I'm not sure which Camaro the '67 is but if it's a low trim model, it has whatever basic exhaust the factory put on it.
I once went camping with some people at a small state park campground and there were only two campsites in use, ours and some college kids a hundred feet away. We had to stroll over there and ask them if they'd tone down the music a bit. We told them that we all love rock & roll, but we come out here to get away from the city and have some peace and quiet. "Oh yeah that's why we come out here too." Uh, OK.
Some people just don't get it. I would not drive a loud-muffler bike or car daily (maybe if I had a vintage collector car it would be different), whether I could hear it or not, because I know everyone else can. That's the worst thing about the Harleys - the guy riding it hardly hears it, it's everyone he passes that looks around with a scowl on their face.
I think you're right.Perhaps one has to take the seats and carpeting out and install aftermarket foil backed insulation ( I believe foam type) for this purpose which isn't really low cost, but I bet works well from what I've read!
Well, the new Mustang with the Flat crank does sound way different - in a good way - to me.