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The sound of this glorious V10 hitting 7200rpms makes my pants fit funny.

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The sound of this glorious V10 hitting 7200rpms makes my pants fit funny.

my minivan will sound like that................someday

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my dick violently struck the counter hearing that car rape the street.

upon review, they only have 383 lb ft of tq......wtf over?

' date='Jul 16 2011, 07:57 PM' post='57215']

The sound of this glorious V10 hitting 7200rpms makes my pants fit funny.

Meh, V2 ftw

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my dick violently struck the counter hearing that car rape the street.

upon review, they only have 383 lb ft of tq......wtf over?

The DOHC V10 is only 5.0 liters in displacement, and redlines at 7200rpms, so of course it doesn't sound deep. A V8 has that sound, V10 DOHC motors are usually high revving, making most of their power in the upper rev range.

not bad

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Doesn't sound that good without the aftermarket exhaust...

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Uhg that screaming noise it makes upon acceleration rapes my ears. I prefer the low rumbles of a V8

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