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My name's Jerry Ibbotson and I run a company that produces sound effects for video games. We do a lot of car recording and at the moment we're working on a project that needs an aircooled 911. The game's called Driver, by the way, for those who know their games.

We record at a venue at Normanton near Wakefield, using a system called DynaPack (like a rolling road without the rollers) so you'd get a power reading, plus some MP3s and expenses.

It's short notice but the first session we're doing is this Wednesday, May 13th. Can anyone make it? We do have another session booked for next week but if there's any chance of the the 13th, I'd love to hear from you.

Jerry

jerry@mediamill.co.uk

Pm me.

Here's how mine sounds from inside the car........



Lets have a sound off. Anyone else?

i dunno what mine is like inside

i spend most of the time at the back covered in oil and swearing so mine mainly sounds like rachet noise ouch f f f f f rachet noise ouch fffffff sometimes it starts and it is rachet noise burning flesh ouch fffffffffffffffff

Haha - nice one. Mine used to be like that. What are you dong to yours......

well as it is is nearly 30 it has had,

a recon of the alternator, the dizzy cleaned etc, new plugs, leads the intake vacuum seals so it has the vacuum of doom, new coil

valves set correctly

warm up reg sorted so it is adjustable

everything that can be painted painted even the new heater tubes
same for cleaned

and some stuff i have forgotten

does it appreciate it? does it buggery cos i still have a missfire @ 1-2k revs that will not go away

I hate it

I like that. What did you use to record the sound? This thread has potential!

I just used a camcorder (at least my brother did sitting in passenger seat) and then I ripped the audio out using windows movie maker I think. I id it a while ago now....

Lets have more audio. We could make a playlist

Melikes

this is the video I extracted the sound from

my 3.5 911