Posted by John T PS on December 07, 2007 at 12:52:48 from (66.244.83.147):
In Reply to: # 1 cylinder posted by Dan Thornton on December 07, 2007 at 11:00:48:
PS Also concerning why they sound like they do "pop pop pop pop" is NOTTTTTTTTTT what some think that youre hearing left fire then right fire which would be pop pop ---- ----- ----- pop pop
buttttttttttt what youre hearing when you hear a pop is the combined sum total of the left n right firings NOT left then right seperately
At a seminar workshop once at a national Deere Expo or somewhere I think it was JR Hobbs who explained that including doing the math up against the human ear response curves which explained how n why what you hear IS NOT left pop right pop pause pause pause pop pop butttttttttt the pop your ear hears is the sum total of left PLUS right
O well what trivial lol yall take care now n God Bless
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