Engine noise vs no engine noise when driving, what do you prefer?

[johncoder]

Hi guys, do you want engine rev noises heard inside the cabin or just a quiet atmosphere for your peaceful, relaxed driving. Para sakin mas ok yung na naririnig ko revs

[thephantom]

Depends. When driving a 6 banger, I wanna hear it roar. Same when I had a v8. But for smaller cars, a quiet comfy ride is what I want

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[Jun aka Pekto]

Hi guys, do you want engine rev noises heard inside the cabin or just a quiet atmosphere for your peaceful, relaxed driving. Para sakin mas ok yung na naririnig ko revs

Idling? No. I don't want to hear engine noise, especially the tak-a-tak-a-tak of a four-cylinder engine.

Accelerating? Yup. I love the deep growl of V6 engines under hard acceleration. V8? Even better. I wasn't exactly fond of the sound my last turbo-4 car made. It has a sort of wheeeee followed by a whoooooosh as the turbo kicked in. If I hadn't seen outside turning into a blur, I'd be totally turned off by the sound. I tried adding one of those fart bottles to deepen the exhaust some. It just sounded obnoxious. Replaced it with a Flowmaster exhaust.

[StockEngine]

Zero noise on idle...

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[oj88]

Factory NVH is fine for me.

[yebo]

i prefer silence. except maybe a little purr when accelerating. if i wanted a noisy car i'd be driving one that i can't afford, like a ferrari. anything less is simply pretentious.

pineapple can exhaust anyone?

[red_one]

Quiet engine for me. Plus a little sound when accelerating.

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[ninjababez]

Quiet engine for me. Plus a little sound when accelerating.

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same here, just enough sound to let you know it's time to shift. di ko masyado tinitingnan RPM unless bago yung auto or di sakin.

[Egan101]

I prefer a quiet ride unless the time I need to push the engine further.

[box_type]

sa hirap ng buhay cummuter sa ngayon, pasalamat nako may kotse akong namamaneho, imho

[1D4LV]

quiet...
very quiet.

[lowslowbenz]

Depende sa car brand yan.

High end (i.e. Mercedes S Class) = Everything should be quiet.

Middle end (i.e Mercedes E Class) = A little (muffled) sound is okay.

Low end (i.e The puny little econobox parked on the driveway) = Mag-rereklamo ka pa ba? Yan lang kaya ng bulsa mo.

[Sedanlover]

Ang ayoko lang pag sobrang tahimik ung mismong dadaan ka sa matao na street hindi nila aakalaing andian kna pla

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[travajante]

Newer Ms have lesser sound deadening, no bonnet insulation....lighter (around 10kg less in some) & better heat dissipation.

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[ice15]

^

Electric cars are now required to make noise at low speeds so they don’t sneak up and kill us | The Verge

This is to prevent these vehicles from injuring pedestrians, especially people who are blind or are visually impaired.

[benchph1]

Yes there is a minimum sound requirement for electric cars because they are too quiet to be heard by pedestrians, cyclists, the blind and others. Now for cars with combustion engines i am not so sure

Electric vehicle warning sounds - Wikipedia


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[monty_GTV]

i prefer low engine noise while driving. and low engine noise also means low cabin noise which is good especially when you have a good SQ car audio set up.

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[box_type]

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[dr. d]

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"noisy" is relative.
personally, i prefer some amount of engine noise.
i want some amount of feedback.
"but not too much."

[ice15]

question: who does prefer a noisy engine here?[emoji23]


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For me, it depends...

Daily driver - I want it as quiet as possible

Ang naiisip ko lang na use ng engine noise is when driving a manual...