Is this the best sounding production car engine of all time? Hard to believe this engine was actually used in big luxury sedans and wagons.
Its inspired and named after the most powerful F1 engine of all time - BMW P85
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BMW S85
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Xavier Moore
1LR > S85
Leo Richardson
>8K redline
>F1
Revlet please
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David Baker
I swear famalam yamaha needs to make sports cars by themselves or atleast offer their engines in crates. Even the yamaha v8 in the volvo s80 is amazing
Ryan Cruz
Ls
Benjamin Hall
LFA
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No real contest, engine sound tuned by Yamaha
Samuel Moore
honestly that sounds exactly the same as op video
Ryder Martin
To untrained ears yes. But for Engine Audiophiles like myself, there is a world of difference, the lexus revs to 9k, you could play some Beethoven with it
Jaxon Clark
I mean there's the Carrera GT's V10, which was originally developed for use in F1, got shelved, then put in an endurance prototype that was never fielded, got shelved again, and finally found its way onto the street in the CGT.
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Samuel Perry
Rev limiter is at 9.5k. Absolutely insane.
Liam Torres
best sounding V8 and therefore best sounding engine pic related
605hp@9000rpm
Robert James
>muh 9000
So? The 458 does that too.
Jonathan Long
Am I the only one who doesn't like f1 and v10 sounds?
Its just high pitched squealing.
I much prefer BOV that sounds like thunder and 4 rotors. While not as refined as the perfection of v10 that is in LFA this one has a lot more character and earthy rumble
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Jayden Kelly
>Doesn't go past 9000rpm even once.
Revlets never learn.
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Ryder Howard
I personally love the sound of F1 V12 Ferraris of the 90's
Jonathan Jones
>originally developed for use in F1
>got shelved
>then put in an endurance prototype that was never fielded
>got shelved again
Double-reject motor.
Nathan Gonzalez
Not a production engine.
When you understand that that it all comes down to stroke and fixing valve float and it has nothing to do with pretty much anything else. It just makes for a better sound.
Jaxson Ward
>458 does that to
Yeah? You're making it sound like the 458 is a corolla or something
Daniel Rivera
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it revs very well
Nathaniel Robinson
>Am I the only one who doesn't like f1 and v10 sounds?
Nah. I'm kind of there with you, too.
When I was younger I thought they were pretty exciting. As I grew older, though, I started referring the sound of a V8. At low rpm, they were had a low growl and as they revved up it became that nice E-string sound.