You know that sound and you just hear it like "oh that's a wrx, that's a mustang, that's an Evo" etc. Okay, so how do manufacturers replicate that sound from year to year even when they redesign the engines? For example Mitsubishi put the new 4b11 motor in the Evo X and last year's Evo 9 had the 4G63 motor. The 4g63 was an iron block and the 4b11 is all aluminum yet these engines sound so similar. Same with the Porsche 911: over the years obviously they've changed motors and such yet that classic Porsche sound still carries over. SO what is it that makes an engine produce these unique sounds?
What gives a sports car that unique sound like subaru WRX and porsche, etc?
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