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I thought the same thing, it almost sounded like one engine remained at idle while the other reved.
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Twin Engines Finaly
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I thought the same thing, it almost sounded like one engine remained at idle while the other reved.
You sure your linkage is setup right? They do sound a bit mismatched with each other. They sound pretty lean as well. Although, I haven't heard many 4.6's, so maybe they all hesitate that way. Sounds like a typical lean bog.
Does sound cool though! LIke a swarm of angry bees... with a camera strapped to their back!
Does sound cool though! LIke a swarm of angry bees... with a camera strapped to their back!
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I sort of miss the sound of a twin. They do sound awesome for sure.
Really? Higher nitro makes them sound lean?
Broken in vs not would explain why they sound so different. Might be a good idea to take off the broken in one and break in the other so you don't tax the engine any more than necessary and burn out a cb bearing in the one you don't start up.
Broken in vs not would explain why they sound so different. Might be a good idea to take off the broken in one and break in the other so you don't tax the engine any more than necessary and burn out a cb bearing in the one you don't start up.
