Is the 'Fake Engine Noise' for real?

[9zero1790]

Ford even puts fake engine noise in one of the sexiest sounding engines ever, the Coyote in the Mustang 5.0s but I found full exhaust from magnaflow indeed deleted being able to hear it.

i knew they were doing sound tubes on the mustangs. if they are doing fake engine noise thats just sad.

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[Bullet]

Curious who's hearing it, people with engine covers or those who don't.

Those with TAILGATE DAMPERS (Dave) don't hear the fake engine noise. They only hear pure sweet Ford Ranger bliss.

 

[Chris M]

That's like suing the makers of Texas Pete hot sauce because it's not made in Texas.

It's not????

 

[AzScorpion]

Before my second shot of a certain "vaccine" I just had ringing in my ears. Now it's a dry bearing under heavy load squeal. 24/7.

That happened to a good friend of mine after the first one. He developed ringing in his ears and still has it today.

 

[Jason B]

It's not????

" A California man is suing the company that makes Texas Pete hot sauce, accusing it of misleading customers with its name because its signature sauce is manufactured in North Carolina. The suit, filed in federal court in California last month, alleges that T.W. Garner Food Co. defrauds customers with its name and lone star logo on the iconic brand.
White is hoping for a judge to certify his case as a class-action lawsuit and claims that the company did more than $5 million in damage with its inaccurate label."

 

[moorejl57]

Those with TAILGATE DAMPERS (Dave) don't hear the fake engine noise. They only hear pure sweet Ford Ranger bliss.

The sweet sound of the damper gently lowering the tailgate is better than a BOV venting to atmosphere!

 

[Dr. Zaius]

" A California man is suing the company that makes Texas Pete hot sauce, accusing it of misleading customers with its name because its signature sauce is manufactured in North Carolina. The suit, filed in federal court in California last month, alleges that T.W. Garner Food Co. defrauds customers with its name and lone star logo on the iconic brand.
White is hoping for a judge to certify his case as a class-action lawsuit and claims that the company did more than $5 million in damage with its inaccurate label."

I need to hop on this litigation gravy train.

Let's see...

I'll start with Ivory Snow since I'll bet their products contain Zero snow.

 

[Fordup]

I need to hop on this litigation gravy train.

Let's see...

I'll start with Ivory Snow since I'll bet their products contain Zero snow.

What about all the Ford Ranger advertising showing hood struts and engine covers .

 

[Dr. Zaius]

What about all the Ford Ranger advertising showing hood struts and engine covers .

Just wait until I hit them over the heated mirrors in the XLT Fantasy package...

 

[Chris M]

What about all the Ford Ranger advertising showing hood struts and engine covers .

You mean to say you've actually seen Ford advertising the Ranger in your area???

 

[LB'sTremor]

The sweet sound of the damper gently lowering the tailgate is better than a BOV venting to atmosphere!

not mine, my damper groans worse than me...

LB

 

[Fordup]

You mean to say you've actually seen Ford advertising the Ranger in your area???

No. Only all the videos made at the big release extravaganza for the press. My local dealers didn't even have pamphlets.

 

[OregonRangerTremor]

I guess it's a thing as some say they hear it but I just hear the normal engine sounds. ?‍

Agreed. All I hear is what I would expect to hear from a Ford engine.

 

[Fritz]

You aren't supposed to try for high score on those!? ?

Reminds me of a bar I was at where you could pay to try a wall mounted breathalyzer. I was winning for a while.

 

[DukeCanBuildit]

" A California man is suing the company that makes Texas Pete hot sauce, accusing it of misleading customers with its name because its signature sauce is manufactured in North Carolina. The suit, filed in federal court in California last month, alleges that T.W. Garner Food Co. defrauds customers with its name and lone star logo on the iconic brand.
White is hoping for a judge to certify his case as a class-action lawsuit and claims that the company did more than $5 million in damage with its inaccurate label."

Oh, for Pete’s sake! ?

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