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Old 2 Jun 2004, 23:38 (Ref:992106)   #1
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Sound and Porsche's air-cooled engines

Has there been an analysis into the distinctive sound emmited by the old air-cooled engines in Porsche road cars? I know it is a complex mixture of sounds (fan, belts, exhaust, etc), but is there any one single component that dictates the very unique sound of these engines? I remember reading about 2-stroke kart engines, and there was some mention of the cooling fins being resonated as a reason for their (very loud) engine tones. Was this a factor with the Porsche engines?
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