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Jonathan

02-04-2004 07:59:37

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I've heard the 3-71 in the olivers and masseys, and I've heard 353 and 453 in log skidders, but I was wondering what Detroit sounds the biggest and baddest?. Actually, whats the best sounding engine you've ever heard?.
Looking for opinions here,
Jonathan

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1206SWMO

02-05-2004 19:28:50

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

Here is a website where you can hear Detroits.The 12V-71 pullimg semi is awesome.

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Roger

02-05-2004 15:59:45

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

To me all them Jimmys sound the same wether it's a 3 cyl. or a V12

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big fred

02-05-2004 12:22:54

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

The best sounding engine? There is no sound that can compare to the sound of 4 Merlin engines in sync on an Avro Lancaster bomber.

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jdemaris

02-05-2004 05:51:09

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

Best sounding Detroit I ever heard is the one that's shut off. I've got a couple of 3-53s, and 2-71s. Best engine I ever heard? It's a tossup between is my '65 327 Chevy at 6000 R.P.M. with single quad. or my '65 GTO with 389 and tri-power.

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Kevin (FL)

02-05-2004 07:11:03

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Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engi in reply to jdemaris, 02-05-2004 05:51:09

Chevy 302 cu-in---either idling at 900 RPM or under full power at 6800 RPM.

As for diesels--I can live without ever hearing another Detroit 2 cycle. I like the Ford Powerstroke or the Cummins 6cyl used in the Dodge trucks.

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jdemaris

02-05-2004 07:21:58

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Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy in reply to Kevin (FL), 02-05-2004 07:11:03

Yes, nice engine. I went with a friend who'd just came back from Viet Nam, to pick up his brand new Z-28 Camaro. Can't remember exactly which year, but it had the 302 with mechanical lifters, Holley double-pumper carb. and M-22 rock-crusher four-speed trans. Car ran, and sounded like a space ship.

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Kevin (FL)

02-05-2004 07:42:27

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. No in reply to jdemaris, 02-05-2004 07:21:58

Mine's a '69, but they first were produced in '67. The 302 was used for only 3 years. 1970 is when the body style changed to the larger/longer size and Chevy went to the 350 engine.

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02-05-2004 05:43:41

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

When I was a kid back in the fifties a local trucking company had a GMC with a four banger with a straight pipe that on a still night you could hear pull away from a stop sign that was 4 miles from town and a hlll that was another 2 miles down the road.

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Redman

02-04-2004 23:54:08

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

for the detroits i would give the nod to the big V12 twin turbo.

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Leger

02-04-2004 21:04:09

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

Straigh pipe- in line 6 71 , will break neer by glass, and ear drums. V8 polar nohab 1500 hp. diesel-- two in a tug boat.

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John A

02-04-2004 20:04:09

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

Jonathan, There are many great sounding engines as other have testified. Yes the V-12 Allison, R-2800 Pratt&Whitney or R-3350 Wright Cyclone, A Farmall M on a straight pipe ..... .But this is suppose to be a comment on screaming Detroits. They are mentioned in the Bible when something came screaming across the heavens. my choice is a toss up between A slobbering 8V-71 blown out to over 400 horses with dual 8 in straight stacks on my cousins ol cab over Freightliner. OBTW on a still day we could hear this truck from 5 miles away.
The other is a gulf coast party fishing boat @ Port Isabel, Texas.....100 ft long 20 ft wide. Two, Count em, there were two 12V71s sitting side x side in it. With both girls screaming at the top of there lungs that boat would fly @ 24 knots. But you pay the price in fuel consumption. 18 knots was the ave. crusing speed.
Later,
John A.

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Wayne

02-04-2004 19:07:55

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

Out of all the posts on here nobody mentioned how good the old Murphys sounded. The Detroits definately have an unmistakable sound. Still there is nothing sweeter sounding than a Murphy in a dragline whan you start pulling the bucket back in and you hear her load up and bellow. I guess being a slow speed engine at 1200-1300 RPM Max, it's on the opposite end of the spectrum than the higher speed Detroits and as a result just has it's own distinctive sound to love. The other sound I used to love was the main High Pressure turbine on the USS America CV66. It had an extra set of nozzles that opened halfway through turbine at high speeds. By throwing the full HP steam pressure in at the midpoint it acted, for want of a better term, like an afterburned or turbo for the turbine. I used to love opening the throttle valve that extra little bit. Now that she's been decommisioned I guess I can brag a little, I've seen the old girl run at 35+ knots or 40MPH+. Not bad for a floating airport..... Talking about the Detroits there is a site with sound clips from different model Detroits on Yahoo somewhere. I had a link at one time but lost it somehow when I switched one of my comuter programs. Maybe somebody else out there has it or knows where it is.

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The enemy below

02-04-2004 20:08:46

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Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engi in reply to Wayne, 02-04-2004 19:07:55

Anyone seen the WW 2 movie "The enemy below" about the battle between an American ship and a German submarine? On the movie soundtrack, you can hear the high pitched whine of the ships steam turbine engine/engines.

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Jonathan

02-04-2004 18:21:37

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

Wow, thanks everyone for your great responses, now if only I could find some more sites that have engine sounds so I could hear some of them!. I'm really curious what a 12cyl.Detroit sounds like.

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marlowe

02-04-2004 15:49:33

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

hear what sounds best??just can't hear any more because of them 40% hearing loss because of them. that noise sure ain't cool

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Jeff

02-04-2004 15:49:04

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

A top fuel dragster at the 1/4 mile line makes A sound that is pretty impressive.Fun to watch too!

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FRED

02-04-2004 15:24:56

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

12V149 on a pump 600 GPM 10,000 PSI. 2 Blowers 4 turbos. You have to hear it to belive it. FRED

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r4etired

02-04-2004 14:08:47

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

A 318- 8V71 in a 5020 JD if you don't have to run it,

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p-c-y

02-04-2004 13:49:50

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

the detroit was mentioned in the bible,
at the end of time there will b things that scream and crawl,

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Missouri Boy

02-05-2004 02:30:16

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Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engi in reply to p-c-y, 02-04-2004 13:49:50

Revelation 24:6-7 And in the later days screaming, creeping things shall be seen moving about on the face of the earth. The preacher of Detroit and an Allison

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Lee

02-04-2004 12:24:26

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

Here's a twist, Cummins small bore with a supercharger. short stright stack. Talk about a window rattler !

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jdacih

02-04-2004 11:24:22

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

I used to drive a 77 Kenworth with a 8V-92 detroit backed by an allison automatic transmission, a real screamer it sounded awesome and would scoot down the road.

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Joe Evans

02-04-2004 11:18:21

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

This is not on the same level that 12v-71 Jimmys or V-12 Allisons are, but since we ARE talking engine sounds, there are some samples on our website.

We definitely need to add the 460 to the files. I just remembered I have a great recording of a P-51 at full mash. Maybe I should add that.

Tractor Audio

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Jonathan

02-04-2004 18:28:16

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Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engi in reply to Joe Evans, 02-04-2004 11:18:21

I can't believe how good the sound quality is, I felt like I was actually standing beside those tractors. Thank you for directing me to your site. I played the W9 a few times. Do you know of any other sites with sound files?.
thanks alot,
Jonathan

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Joe Evans

02-04-2004 19:31:37

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Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 18:28:16

Thanks for the compliment. Your response makes all the effort worthwhile. That's why we did those files--so folks like you can enjoy them.

The audio is something I wanted to do. Brother Mike has the good equipment to do recording, and he's a bit anal about sound quality, but knew that there is a compromise on available web server space and audio file quality. Pure uncompressed audio files are qhastly huge, but I insisted that we can do this with some compression techniques and not lose the effect we wanted to achieve. I need to kick him in the butt to do some more. I want some full throttle-ups, a hard pull drive by, and the Farmall 460.

I found one other tractor audio file about six months ago of a Farmall H and an Oliver. I'll be dipped if I can remember where I found them, but they did inspire me to do audio for our site.

I can't take credit for this, but in an earlier post on this thread, Tanklord put me on to this aircraft site. It's awesome!!

Aircraft audio-Hear the Roar

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Jonathan

02-04-2004 19:58:02

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. No in reply to Joe Evans, 02-04-2004 19:31:37

One quick question, where does those wav files go on my computer??, I thought they went into the temporary internet files, but after I cleared the temporary files, I found the info was still there as I didn't have to wait for the file to reload. My question is, how do I get rid of a wav file after I get sick of them?.

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Joe Evans

02-05-2004 05:45:56

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best? in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 19:58:02

The way my computer is set up, the downloaded .wav file reside in C:\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\

When you clear your internet files, be sure to click the "Delete All Offline Content" checkbox. This will dump all the junk that gets glued to your computer.

This is a good question you have posed, and I navigated around in Windows Explorer to find out some things before responding.

To find out exactly where your .wav files reside, go to Windows Explorer and under Tools, Find Files, type in *.wav and search your entire hard drive. This will give you a visual of how all those things are arranged.

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Jon H

02-04-2004 10:51:16

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

Most any Detroit 2 cycle. The combination of that 2 cycle buzz combined with the mechanical growl/howl of the blowers made for a very macho engine sound. My local favorite was a 12V 71 TI on a big tub hay grinder. Had only 12 inch stacks with rain caps on the turbo outlets. You could hear him doing his warmup idle 1 mile down wind. At full rpm when a wet round bale was dropped into the grinder,you could hear him for 2-3 miles in any direction,and much more down wind. Very hard to choose the sound between this and the P 51 at full song.

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Chris Brown

02-04-2004 18:25:54

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Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engi in reply to Jon H, 02-04-2004 10:51:16

I bought an Allis dozer just to hear the detroit scream,it was a 2/71 they sound like a gas 4 cylinder,sounded like crap! You need at least 3 cylinders to have the detroit noise.

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02-04-2004 10:38:16

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

Although I was born with green blood, I think the International MD was about the nicest sounding farm diesel. One of my neighbors has a IH Eagle grain truck with I believe a 444?? Cummins. Love the sound of it with the turbo singing along.

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Ron 1456

02-04-2004 10:26:45

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

I like the sound of the 12.7 Detroit in my Freightliner when I'm headed down the road hauling a load of corn that I sold for $2.65 /bushel.

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Loren - Minnesota

02-04-2004 10:24:10

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

6-71. Was a full time fireman. Insurace adjuster could belive how fast I got there. Father-in-law owned the business, my wife of just 2 weeks called in the fire. Over 80 mph in less that 10 blocks. Of course it had oversize injectors, oversize turbo, and everything else you could add. Would that thing purr under load with the water pump giving all it had !!!!

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Steve450

02-04-2004 18:48:47

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Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engi in reply to Loren - Minnesota, 02-04-2004 10:24:10

I'm a firefighter also and our new truck with the cummins isn't near as impressive as the old one with the 8v92.

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Loren - Minnesota

02-05-2004 04:21:39

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Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy in reply to Steve450, 02-04-2004 18:48:47

Old truck was a 1977 Ford, with a 5 speed. New one is a cummins, with automatic. Doesn't come close to the old detroit, as far as performance. Lucky if you hit 60 mph in the same 10 block stetch. Only problem with that run, was the Asst. Chief was in the second seat. Nearly ran me out of air laying on the air horn. Call came in at 12:05, so also had noon hour traffic to deal with. Took it down the left lane all the way on US Hwy. 14 in Waseca, MN.

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Loren - Minnesota

02-05-2004 04:41:16

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. No in reply to Loren - Minnesota, 02-05-2004 04:21:39

There is a later post of audio. Wish I had audio of the old 1941 American LaFrance fire engine we had. In-line 12 cyl. Dual ingition, 2 plugs for each cyl. Oh, did that thing purr !! Would also do 80-90 mph on the highway (mutual aid calls). Pretty good for a 1941, once you learned how to shift it !! (non-sycro).

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Allis A

02-04-2004 10:10:48

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

Allis "A" 4 cyl. with 5 1/4 by 6 1/2 stroke, running at 900 rpm and no muffler. Was all ways my favorite tractor.

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JimB

02-04-2004 09:37:51

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

Best sounding engine? Packard V-1650 Merlin in a P-51 on take off,second best,Allison V-1710.

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JoeEvans

02-04-2004 10:07:55

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Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engi in reply to JimB, 02-04-2004 09:37:51

I'll almost agree, with except maybe a P-51 doing a low altitude high speed pass. A Corsair with a P&W R-2800 ain't too shabby either. Our company has an International flatbed with a 10 liter Cummins. Even though it has a muffler, it is downright beastly sounding with the turbo a-twittering.

As to tractors, an Oliver 88 Diesel with a 2" straight stack is awesome. Our Farmall 460 with a standard muffler sounds great especially if you're standing on the operator's platform so there is a more direct sound path to your ears.

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Tanklord

02-04-2004 13:36:10

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Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy in reply to JoeEvans, 02-04-2004 10:07:55

Do a Google search for"heartheroar". Great warbird flyby recordings: Mustang, Corsair, Spitfire, B-29, etc.

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Joe Evans

02-04-2004 15:30:49

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. No in reply to Tanklord, 02-04-2004 13:36:10

THAT IS OBSCENELY TOO COOL!!! Thanks!

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Red Dave

02-04-2004 08:55:29

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

Farmall M with a straight pipe pulling 3 bottoms in heavy soil.

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02-04-2004 13:45:44

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Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engi in reply to Red Dave, 02-04-2004 08:55:29

Or a W-9 What a beast.

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wes

02-04-2004 08:31:59

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

I prefer a cat 3406 with twin straight pipes and a jake that the neighbor has in his old steiger.

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John

02-04-2004 10:05:41

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Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engi in reply to wes, 02-04-2004 08:31:59

Yes and after a few years of this you get to remember it for the rest of your life by hearing crickets 24/7

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rustyfarmall

02-04-2004 08:17:45

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Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engines in reply to Jonathan, 02-04-2004 07:59:37

I always love to hear Detroit V-6 and V-12 engines. The buzzin dozen and buzzin half dozen.

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Chris

02-04-2004 13:01:56

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Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engi in reply to rustyfarmall, 02-04-2004 08:17:45

Heck I didn't even know Detroit was an engine! I thought they were machines that converted fuel and oil into noise. Boy the stuff I learn on this site!

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lunchbox

02-04-2004 08:59:15

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Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy engi in reply to rustyfarmall, 02-04-2004 08:17:45

Yeah, and the way they pee oil everywhere the better nickname was the dirty dozen.

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buickanddeere

02-04-2004 10:18:26

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Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. Noisy in reply to lunchbox, 02-04-2004 08:59:15

I don't have to worry about my shop and garage floor rusting. Can find every spot the Screaming Jimmy was parked ontop of.Don't mind the sound of the high winding 2-53 either. Don't forget all the oil that blows out the airbox drains too. The inline 6-71 with a straight pipe stack sounded pretty good. Used both ear plugs and muffs running that 82-30 Terrex.

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swamp yankee

02-04-2004 10:22:13

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best?. No in reply to buickanddeere , 02-04-2004 10:18:26

How about a Brockway w/a 318 Detroit and 13 speed w/both stacks less than three feet apart behind the Cab, oh yeah it also had a Jake. Awesome when your'e 17 !!

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Paul in Mich

02-04-2004 13:54:04

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best? in reply to swamp yankee, 02-04-2004 10:22:13

That 318 Det./13 speed in an old Dodge COE with the areodynamics of a 10x15 barn door was the talk of boys at the the elevator. The juggling act was to wind it up for the High School kids, and letting up in front of the police station next door to the school. Too bad the old girl blew up on the last load of the fall. Gonna miss her.

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Tim in NB

02-05-2004 06:27:13

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the b in reply to Paul in Mich, 02-04-2004 13:54:04

Too bad I didn't live closer to ya. I would love to have that coe. What year is it? Any pictures? Can you tell I love the old Dodges?

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Bob M - I agree!

02-04-2004 13:18:20

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best? in reply to swamp yankee, 02-04-2004 10:22:13

Indeed....a Brockway 361 with a twin stacked 318 takes the prize! The classic Detroit "rolling idle" sounds like business just standing still. Accelerating a full load thru 13 gears is music indeed!

Close 2nd is the 12V-71. Our local ski hill ran five 12V-71 powered Gardner-Denver screw compressors in their snowmaking plant for many years. When all 5 were on line the sound was beyond description. (Incidentally these pumps also made their own climate. In the dead of winter you could find green grass and spring flowers poking out of the ground 40 ft in front of the pusher fan radiators after a couple days of continuous running...)

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Paul Janke

02-04-2004 19:07:03

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the b in reply to Bob M - I agree!, 02-04-2004 13:18:20

My 318 seldom went through all 13 gears with a full load. That was pulling a 45' trailer with a 24' pup behind it. Legal gross was 99,000 lbs. Plenty for a 318, but my truck payments were very low.

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MT Pockets

02-04-2004 11:59:38

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the best? in reply to swamp yankee, 02-04-2004 10:22:13

I'm with Swamp Yankee on this one. 318 does sound good. One of the other posts just caused me to notice that I'm hearing crickets too. Too much time in the pump room at Holley Carb I guess. Steve.

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Ag-lad

02-04-2004 20:30:35

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds the b in reply to MT Pockets, 02-04-2004 11:59:38

A Deutz Air cooled V8 with twin turbos in a Gleaner R70, R72 in heavy crop makes me grin.

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Todd

02-06-2004 21:47:22

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit sounds t in reply to Ag-lad, 02-04-2004 20:30:35

78 Ford LTS 9000 3250 gal milk tank and a 2500 gal pup with a 318 and a RTO10 82 mph wow, and I was only 19?

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Todd

02-06-2004 21:52:13

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Which Detroit soun in reply to Todd, 02-06-2004 21:47:22

A Sliver 6V92 at 335 sounds nice

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