Check out the Sound Racer device. There is one made for V-8, V-10 and V-12 sounds. It plays the sound through your radio via a transmitter plugged into the lighter outlet. You can listen to the inside speakers or add speakers outside the car near the exhaust for everyone else. Listen to the demos on YouTube.
ANSWER: There is no way to make a 4 cylinder engine sound like an 8 cylinder engine. If you want V8 sound, you'll have to buy one....
Take your exhaust apart after the header..
The reason a v8 sounds like a v8 is the way it sends pulses down the exhaust pipe. one pulse i sent down the pipe from the exhaust opening, then another, and then something magical happens, two pulses get sent at the same time, making that v8 sound. Not only that but these off-set pulses combine with the pulses of the other side of the engine, and depending on the configuration of the headers, collector and pipe you can get some different sounds out of it, that's why foreign v8's often sound different than American v8's(in addition to many other factors too, souch a stroke size). Also, a v8 sends twice as many pulses in the same given amount of time as a 4 cylinder at any given rpm. All racing headers for a four cylinder will try to do the opposite of the v8 cycle, line the pulses up as evenly spaced as possible, giving it the mono tone sound the increases pitch proportionaly with rpm(hey, they usually go for performance not good sound). however, stock manifolds are often made without concern to equal lengths at the collector to save expense often making some overlap of pulse. a modified stock exhaust will give you a more, how do you say, mabey rumbly sound, at least mimicing a v8. However, no matter what you do it is ultimetly IMPOSSIBLE to completely match the v8 sound out of a 4 cylinder, but hey, if you really want it go for it. Also note that it is much easier to make a v6(available in some jap cars like the celica) to sound like a v8.
av-8 swap
A v8 can last longer than a v6, and a v6 can last longer than a v8. This all depends on how well each vehicle is maintained.
Yes, if it will bolt up and the pulley is the same it will work.
fuel pump for v6 will not supply enough fuel for a v8. they are calibrated to supply different amounts of fuel at different pressure It depends on the year and fuel system. I know better. I have been with Gm for 22 years. I have a v6 4.3 fuel pump out of a 90 s15 in my 89 silverado with the 5.7 350 v8 and its just fine, look it up, its the same part number. it even fits a 7.4 chevy and a 5.0 and a 2.5
That depends on the labor rate where you are; it ranges from 1.6hrs with a V8, 1.9hrs with a V6 w/o air, or 2.2hrs with a V6 w/air.
You don't mention the year or engine size but the 5.0 liter V8 has ( 1 ) timing CHAIN , the 4.0 liter SOHC - V6 has (3) timing CHAINS and the 4.6 liter V8 uses a timing CHAIN (s)
One with a V8 bolted to the front of it !
Nope, V6s cant match the sound of a V8.
if your looking for power and a great american sound go with a v8
if you have an 3.1 it dont sound bad, it sounds like an v8 at idle, but not as loud
Well you see it's actually pretty simple. What makes a car sound loud and powerful or like a little 4 banger is the exhaust. In my Ford expedition i have a 5.4 liter v8. I can barely hear it start up and I can barely hear it running. However on my 1984 firebird I have thunderstruck flowmaster exaust and it sounds like a beast. And on my gf's sebring she has a 2.5 v6 but her exhaust is cracked and it sounds like a v8 lol. it's really not that hard if you have the money to invest in it.
It is a V6.
A V8 engine differs from a V6 engine in many ways. A V8 engine is larger, more powerful, will make the vehicle go faster and will be more expensive on gas than a V6.
No, only 4 cylinders and a V6.
You can't. you can use a 40series flowmasters mofler on it.
Which engine, V6 or V8?Which engine, V6 or V8?
the transmission used in the v6 is the same as the transsmission in the V8 and they can be swapped either way. as in you can match the v8 with a v6 tranny or a v6 with a v8 tranny the bellhousing lines up the same
2.7L v6, 3.5L v6, 5.7L v8, 6.1L v8 , or 3.0L v6 diesel