The sound of the transmission was cool. But you have to admit, the guy driving and the car being driven were definitely the class of the field. That was more impressive to me than the sound.
IIRC, he actually qualified first but had a tire blow out on the way back to the pits. Since he put on new tires, he was forced to start in the back. I believe he won the race.
For those who don't know, car transmission gears are helical so they are waaay more quite, what you're hearing is each individual tooth of each gear hitting thr next one on the gear it touches and that makes alot of noise in the vid, its basically spur gears like in lego sets
What a heck of a driver, first class skill right there, I love how aggressive he was even from the start, he was not taking loss as a possible outcome for sure hahaha
That's really something I don't like about modern stuff like DSG's and other computer controlled gearbox/clutches. They sound like a bloody bus' automatic transmission!
I like the blip blip downshift sound just as much as the wowowah up shift sound... Like a symphony. I could listen to this shit to fall asleep like old people with ocean sounds
@@CAL1MBO Yup. How many influencers out here are trashing Hellcats and Ferrais on the regular? Driving on city roads in a straight line is a diffrent ballgame then pushing it on a track. And that driver had some impressive command of the car and hit every apex fast each time. Its the driver, not the car.
It looks like this guy OWNS this circuit. As in literally owns it. Yes his car appears to be faster than most of the others, but clearly he knows every single corner and straight as well - Every single line was perfect, anticipation of what the other drivers were doing was flawless and the overtakes were pure class.
I cant believe I only found this now! The way the gearbox whine intensifies with the speed and the shifting while he destroys the field... Words cannot describe... Damn! It is so good...
I was pretty confused at first since I shift based on engine sound and the sound got loader when he shifted up. I then realized it was the titled transmission. The reverse acoustic feedback still hits hard.
@CannedCoochie I mean that usually the dominant sound in a car is the engine and it gets louder with high speeds in low gears (high rpm). But here the transmission overshadows the engine sound and the transmission gets louder when the car is faster. So you shift up accelerate and instead of hearing the expected noise reduction after the shift it just gets louder.
For everyone complaining about the sound, the signal is clipping. Microphones by their nature pick up certain frequencies better than others which makes those frequencies louder, and in this case the engine whine at higher frequencies is coming through too loud for either the mic or the audio signal to handle and it's distorting/clipping. No doubt it sounds pretty bad in the car but it sounds way worse to us.
@@surinderbhangu7807 the sounds from straight cut gears is LOUD. the video does not do it justice, but you can increase your system volume by bunch to get a feel of it. like Krebs mentioned, after a little while it gets annoying, and starts hurting fast. you might think its cool as a video or on a ride along experience and it still is, but it starts to hurt when actually driving races. be it track or rally.
@@surinderbhangu7807 People who own decent headphones ($400+) will complain about the whine. It's so shrill and piercing that I have to watch it practically muted. Your average consumer headphones/speakers will smooth out the sound and make it less harsh, due to the fact that they're less accurate at reproducing sounds.
Thank you so much for keeping my onboard driving video. Please don't delete it. I never imagined watching my old onboard driving after many years have gone👍
zeek3177 Same, I have a friend who is the exact opposite of a car guy, but he recently found out what drifting was, so after I get/build my first car, which is going to be a 1964 chevelle ss with a supercharged 498 stroker and straight cut gears, I'm going to see his reaction to driving/riding in the fastest car he's probably ever going to be in.
Can we appreciate the moment at 3:07 where he provokes then catches the over-rotation to get round the corner faster. Skills to pay the bills. Also nobody appears to have told him that physics should apply to his car during corners, because the speed he is taking some of them while chasing the frontrunners is just absolutely ridiculous. AND his braking is about 10% later than everyone else! I also love those little hand gestures 😂 I wonder if the full video was ever available anywhere...
he seems to be utilizing slip angle a lot more than the other drivers. he must be very at one with his car. very phenomenal driving skills, but all around skills alone isn't all this dude has. he drives like the car is an extension of his body, making him much more confident with the turns. mans hopped on the track making it look like he went on the easy difficulty and passed what seemed like 20 cars on the first lap.
Hearing this brings me back to my 1st edition Xbox 360 with NFS Most Wanted. Once I beat the story and got the M3 back that's all I would use to drive around town and annoy cops. Loved that sound.
i always get a childlike grin on my face when i hear this a proper passionately built racing car - all about the performance and soundng like it could detonate any time!
The driver is really amasing he is like 90% of the time at his traction limit and he never have an inch of hesitation to jump in curves with full throttle even if he is already losing the back 😱😱
I've seen this video many times over the years and the sound that transmission makes just makes me smile. Amazing vehicle and amazing driving. Outclassed the entire field.
This video is almost as old as myself. I got this randomly recommended to me, 2023, and it was uploaded 2006. We’ve come a long way. Loved the video, hope ya are still goin’ strong.
its enough to make your eyes water. this is some incredible driving. that car just sticks to the track. don't think i've smiled this much for a long time
Because of all the clowns commenting on this video: This is a s42 4 cylinder. It is NA. Not turbo, not supercharged. It was a racing engine developed from the m42 to meet touring car engine size requirements. E36 320i Super Touring - Class 2 Engine capacity: 1998cc. Cylinders: 4. power: 285/207 bhp/kW @ 8300rpm. Torque: 245Nm @7000rpm. Max RPM: 8500rpm. Aspiration: Naturally Aspirated. Gearbox: 6 speed sequential Holinger Z drive. Suspension: Penske.
This is a straight-cut differential too, hence why the pitch keeps increasing constantly with speed! Other categories have only the gearbox gears as straightcut so the pitch of the whine drops back down with each shift.
I do not believe this is necessarily correct. The output shaft will of course always be increasing in RPM with speed and therefore will produce the same sound. A differential must match a pinion to a ring and you will not geometrically be able to create "straight" cut gears. Not in the sense that the tooth peeks are parallel but you could cut them to be convergent on the ring center and center-mount the pinion which could make more noise.
Very very well sorted car and driver ! Thanks for sharing, I've whatched this video many times now since i discovered this video more than 10 years ago :)
In real life it actually wouldn't sound as high pitched/ear piercing like it does here, and it's really not that loud... The mic and speaker can't reproduce the sound properly and makes it sound terrible.
Absolutely FIERCE, at the very edge of control driving. I was holding onto my chair. He just ran down the field like a four wheeled PacMan in fast forward on nitro.
@@verdehat8694 I can believe it. The 787B is probably the loudest race car ever made (not counting top fuel stuff). It is absolutely ridiculous. I've heard some loud cars but that thing was so much louder than anything else.
Wow… the most impressive part of this video is the audio system actually capturing how f,!king loud the trans is! Usually it reverbs and drowns out but every time this guy got to 70-80 mph I was plugging my ears. Bravo!
How ironic that the driver is called Rolf Van Os and that he drives a BMW! (if yoy need an explanation, BMW's equivalent to Honda's V-tec is called Vanos).
@@pathos8307 Fiat had the first successful variable valve timing in an automotive application in the early 60s, Alfa Romeo released the first production car with variable valve timing in 1980, Nissan had variable valve timing on their production cars in 1987, and finally in 1990 Honda introduced variable valve timing on their cars. I like some Hondas, I own a JDM AP1 S2K, but they get far too much credit for variable valve timing.
He seems to have the best setup for the track. I can imagine that the Porsche's have too much power to take advantage of it and that the other ones have a too big gearbox, or too less power. As you can see, the gearbox matches perfectly the track and the car handles very neutral.
I love that his car handles like a dream and he can drive it well so even though he’s neck and neck on the straightaways he makes up time every time he takes a turn. Excellent driving. Goes to show you speed isn’t everything.
@@azi9_ity taking the apex of the turn properly, having your suspension set correctly so you maximize traction and combined with a proper set of tires, you are more comfortable going into turns and carrying your speed through the turn knowing your car can handle it.
@@azi9_ity noooo. Speed is the result of a bunch of things that come together and therefore is the end result of everything which wouldn’t exist without “everything” else that has to come together for it to happen. Are you trolling me or are you slow for a person who happens to think that “speed is everything”? Lol
Fuck, I remember watching this video over 10 years ago, now I'm taking a course on gearboxes and they mentioned direct gears and immediately remembered of this video
yes, the straight cut gears can handle a lot more power, however, there is a problem with them after some time. the gear heads wear off and sometimes cause a rough engagement. That is if you are running 500+ HP. If you use them for a normal family car, they sound like a supercharger and probably will last a lifetime of the car.
Please don't ever delete this video, I watch it from time to time and it makes me happy
+jray0079
I wonder if it would make a good mobile phone/cell phone ring tone? :v
+Gara Von Hoiwkenzoiber :33 - :45
Came across this about 2 years ago. Along with antilag, this is one of my favorite feel good videos.
This also makes me happy
I feel the same I love this video. I will be ruined if you delete this video. Ruined!
The sound of the transmission was cool. But you have to admit, the guy driving and the car being driven were definitely the class of the field. That was more impressive to me than the sound.
IIRC, he actually qualified first but had a tire blow out on the way back to the pits. Since he put on new tires, he was forced to start in the back. I believe he won the race.
@@zacrl1230 what a savage.
@@zacrl1230 Dee'sNutz
Let's see how he does without spraying nitrous the whole time
@stop censorship you don’t know nothin lmao
"I don't deserve you, you deserve to be with a real girl"
EEDDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
YES THATS WHERE I REMEMBER THIS SOUND FROM LMAO DISCORD
@@ziiik4398 Calm down there bub.
underrated comment
i remember seeing that video, but I don't know where
0:35
For those who don't know, car transmission gears are helical so they are waaay more quite, what you're hearing is each individual tooth of each gear hitting thr next one on the gear it touches and that makes alot of noise in the vid, its basically spur gears like in lego sets
is that why 200hp race engines make these sounds?
@@chiefkeefgaming2005 maybe idk super chargers have a much similar whine but its only with the engine speed.
@@grovecitysirens_GCSyeah if it climbs in pitch with speed it's the gearbox, if it climbs in pitch with the engine it's the supercharger
If it has straight cut timing gears the engine makes this sound, but less because it's driving less power to the valves.@@chiefkeefgaming2005
Bike transmissions make the same sort of sounds for exactly the same reason. Not quite so loud though.
What a heck of a driver, first class skill right there, I love how aggressive he was even from the start, he was not taking loss as a possible outcome for sure hahaha
love reverse grid racing. always makes for a much cooler looking race when the fastest car/driver starts in last.
seemed almost reckless to me as a layman
@@LegendLength those are the risks of motorsport.
@@ThomasThorr lol no, reverse grid is madness. And here I am thinking this guy didn't qualify for some reason..
@@viatrufka if it really was reverse grid he wouldn't have walked 10+ cars on the first lap. Pretty sure was back there for a penalty, just imo.
It sounds great at lower speeds but at higher speeds that sound is just death to the ears.
Frank Ding Yeah if I were to ever do this then I would keep the upper gears stock.
Frank Ding, Only real carguys like it... like me :)
Levi, you're just a real bitch
Not needed, bro.
I love the sound of straight cut gears
i love the wobbely sound on the upshifts
That's really something I don't like about modern stuff like DSG's and other computer controlled gearbox/clutches.
They sound like a bloody bus' automatic transmission!
I like the blip blip downshift sound just as much as the wowowah up shift sound... Like a symphony.
I could listen to this shit to fall asleep like old people with ocean sounds
Listen to this at the 30 second mark. Oh lord.
ua-cam.com/video/fZMPDCNyQxE/v-deo.html
its drivetrain lash that does that, sounds great. You'll hear it most on a car with a dog engagement box and an ignition cut on the upshift
that seriously reminded me of the M3 E92 sound from BMW M3 Challenge
Are we just gonna ignore the fact that this guy drives really well? He was destroying other drivers lol
Pretty easy when your car is this fast to be honest
@@JohnsonTheSecond Not really easy. There is driving skill required even with fast cars.
@@CAL1MBO Yup. How many influencers out here are trashing Hellcats and Ferrais on the regular? Driving on city roads in a straight line is a diffrent ballgame then pushing it on a track. And that driver had some impressive command of the car and hit every apex fast each time. Its the driver, not the car.
@@de2588 it's both. Fantastic driving and clearly that car is pulling on everyone else on the straights
Because start cut gears help you win.
It looks like this guy OWNS this circuit. As in literally owns it. Yes his car appears to be faster than most of the others, but clearly he knows every single corner and straight as well - Every single line was perfect, anticipation of what the other drivers were doing was flawless and the overtakes were pure class.
He's probably a track specialist, meaning it's a local track and he spends considerable time training there.
Thats H-J Stuck track legend he knows this track like his own pockets
This looks like the TT Assen track in the Netherlands. Famous motogp circuit
I cant believe I only found this now!
The way the gearbox whine intensifies with the speed and the shifting while he destroys the field... Words cannot describe... Damn! It is so good...
I was pretty confused at first since I shift based on engine sound and the sound got loader when he shifted up. I then realized it was the titled transmission. The reverse acoustic feedback still hits hard.
@CannedCoochie I mean that usually the dominant sound in a car is the engine and it gets louder with high speeds in low gears (high rpm). But here the transmission overshadows the engine sound and the transmission gets louder when the car is faster. So you shift up accelerate and instead of hearing the expected noise reduction after the shift it just gets louder.
And on top of that, the gearbox is 7-speed haha amazing car
"I only listen to REAL music!"
*plays this*
Friend (passes me the aux cord) "dont play trash"
Me (plays this)
Whitekidd uwu bahah
This is not music it's a sound
Nebojsa Zivkovic r/woosh
@@015draginac IT IS MUSIC!
it hurts so good
/╲/\╭( ͡° ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° ͡°)╮/\╱\ < i love that user name
Come on baby and it hurts so good. Sometimes love don't feel like it should. Hurt so good. Dunu nuna nuna nu nuuuh
Jhin quotes xD
Masochist
this is true
For everyone complaining about the sound, the signal is clipping. Microphones by their nature pick up certain frequencies better than others which makes those frequencies louder, and in this case the engine whine at higher frequencies is coming through too loud for either the mic or the audio signal to handle and it's distorting/clipping. No doubt it sounds pretty bad in the car but it sounds way worse to us.
Not sure many people would complain about the whine
@@surinderbhangu7807 the sounds from straight cut gears is LOUD. the video does not do it justice, but you can increase your system volume by bunch to get a feel of it. like Krebs mentioned, after a little while it gets annoying, and starts hurting fast. you might think its cool as a video or on a ride along experience and it still is, but it starts to hurt when actually driving races. be it track or rally.
@@surinderbhangu7807 People who own decent headphones ($400+) will complain about the whine. It's so shrill and piercing that I have to watch it practically muted. Your average consumer headphones/speakers will smooth out the sound and make it less harsh, due to the fact that they're less accurate at reproducing sounds.
@@hempwickwizard7836
The audio absolutely is clipping.
@@thane_snipes i own a recording studio. this is not clipping dude. if anything its distorted from the low resolution. of the playback/recording.
17 years later still my go to for introducing normies to straight cut gears. never fails to deliver.
Thank you so much for keeping my onboard driving video. Please don't delete it. I never imagined watching my old onboard driving after many years have gone👍
Dang, that was some mighty fine driving!
Craig Sibley someone mentioned it. Really great driving there 👏🏻👏🏻
Yeah, it seemed like his car was twice as fast as everybody else's.
Think someone has turned the AI to easy 😃
davyfaeforth me all the time, im such a shit driver on forza
I haven't smiled this much in a while
AJHedges lol
i know what u mean
#relatable
Me neither man, I moved like when masturbating
*in a whine
What if straight cut gears with supercharger imagine the whine
+james notbond Think of the mad max interceptor, that is the kind of whine you get.
Probably worse is:
Straight Cut Gears
Twin Screw Supercharger
Having winter tyres during Spring,Summer to produce the extra Tyre whine.Bliss
or just watch any John Cena vine
I'm pretty sure the only reason a supercharger whines is because of the straight cut gears in it...
*Mind Blown*
0:42 that shifting was so attractive
2024 - 17 years later i still come back to watch this😂
gear 4+ is earrape
What the hell is that username?
@@stars227 mm hmm.
The type of username that was common in 2017
@@DrSabot-A 2008
@360xxX_SwagLuvUNoHomoSapiensDoritozNDewBowlOfFnafWankageWithExtraWinkyLargeSalamiOgrelord_Xxx420
good lord that username
i for one like the sound of straight cut gears, they let u know ur in a true racecar
zeek3177 Same, I have a friend who is the exact opposite of a car guy, but he recently found out what drifting was, so after I get/build my first car, which is going to be a 1964 chevelle ss with a supercharged 498 stroker and straight cut gears, I'm going to see his reaction to driving/riding in the fastest car he's probably ever going to be in.
I just can't get enough of that whine!
@@Jndbgames How did he react my guy?
@@doritos6548 hope he sees this and gives an update
@@qhylo dang
13 years later and it still brings a tear to my eye 😢 beethoven really out did himself!!!
Sadly he couldn’t hear this though. I am so sorry I had to say that 🤣
We going deaf with this one🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Can we appreciate the moment at 3:07 where he provokes then catches the over-rotation to get round the corner faster. Skills to pay the bills. Also nobody appears to have told him that physics should apply to his car during corners, because the speed he is taking some of them while chasing the frontrunners is just absolutely ridiculous. AND his braking is about 10% later than everyone else! I also love those little hand gestures 😂 I wonder if the full video was ever available anywhere...
It was slower than if he didn't slide.
That wasn't intentional and lost him some tenths as the guy above also said. He's a good driver nonetheless
That is what confidence and commitment does to your racing skill. This guy has obviously been driving for a while now.
And the, *full* commitment and hop at 4:58
he seems to be utilizing slip angle a lot more than the other drivers. he must be very at one with his car. very phenomenal driving skills, but all around skills alone isn't all this dude has. he drives like the car is an extension of his body, making him much more confident with the turns. mans hopped on the track making it look like he went on the easy difficulty and passed what seemed like 20 cars on the first lap.
0:11 skilled overtake
Hearing this brings me back to my 1st edition Xbox 360 with NFS Most Wanted. Once I beat the story and got the M3 back that's all I would use to drive around town and annoy cops. Loved that sound.
+KuKoKaNuKo I thought I was the only one. That sound was amazing.
+This is Nurah yea it was... i miss it
+KuKoKaNuKo haha this is what I think of every time. best game I ever had
+KuKoKaNuKo literally my favorite game just because of that car
Hell yeah. I beat that game 5x on GameCube. Then 10x on Xbox 360. Best NFS game ever. Best car ever!
my feelings towards the sound of this car can't be explained in words but only through heavy breathing and grunts
i always get a childlike grin on my face when i hear this
a proper passionately built racing car - all about the performance and soundng like it could detonate any time!
exactly
15 years later, still amazing.
It just turned 16 today👍
How are we skipping over the fact that this guy is driving an E36 BMW and his name is Rolf VANOS
The driver is really amasing he is like 90% of the time at his traction limit and he never have an inch of hesitation to jump in curves with full throttle even if he is already losing the back 😱😱
So GT Sport has it right all along
Lol people are just ignorant
Ikr
Yep, it's cool but I like to hear the sound of the car. So I have one with out a custom transmission
Sorta
2 years late but what do you mean
The problem is that I love the sound of this video too much and if I continue rewatching it again and again soon I'm going to get deaf. 😂😂
Firstly, I miss hearing these sounds all the time (from my old E90). Secondly, the driving was so masterful.
0:12 woah woah WOAH WOAH WOAH
damn😂😂😂
10/10 ear-rape
Skrub Level900 RIP headphone users
Declan Van Den Hoek Not at all, fucking love this with ear buds man.
Boi U kno I know, it sounds glorious, but if I turn it up too loud...
Ear love
Ear sex**
this guy is seriously amazing
easily the best driving i have ever seen on youtube
this video holds a special place in my heart
It squeals, So beautifully... **sniff**
The way this man drives around everyone is just disrespectful. A true legend of a driver.
Came for the sounds,stayed for the sheer talent
I just love the sound of straight cut gears. They're going on my To Do list when I start driving.
I've seen this video many times over the years and the sound that transmission makes just makes me smile. Amazing vehicle and amazing driving. Outclassed the entire field.
Music to my ears
Music to my gears!
Music to my tears
Music to my fears
Music to my peers
music to my deers
UA-cam algorithm, 16 years later: Maybe you like this..
Me: Hell yeah I do.. this was amazing!
This video is almost as old as myself.
I got this randomly recommended to me, 2023, and it was uploaded 2006.
We’ve come a long way.
Loved the video, hope ya are still goin’ strong.
its enough to make your eyes water. this is some incredible driving. that car just sticks to the track. don't think i've smiled this much for a long time
It did make my eyes water
Just hearing this exhaust note and the straight cut gears whine makes me remember the bmw e46 m3 from need for speed most wanted
That is literally music to my ears!! Reminds me of the good old btcc days in the 90's with BMW drivers like Jo Winkelhock and Steve Soper
The most beautiful sound that human ear has percived
Because of all the clowns commenting on this video:
This is a s42 4 cylinder. It is NA. Not turbo, not supercharged. It was a racing engine developed from the m42 to meet touring car engine size requirements.
E36 320i Super Touring - Class 2
Engine capacity: 1998cc.
Cylinders: 4.
power: 285/207 bhp/kW @ 8300rpm.
Torque: 245Nm @7000rpm.
Max RPM: 8500rpm.
Aspiration: Naturally Aspirated.
Gearbox: 6 speed sequential Holinger Z drive.
Suspension: Penske.
RIP Headphone users
buy some good speakers, problem solved!
:rotfl: I love these comments
LOL but it is worth it aint it?? Love the sound
WittyDroog
Its brutal.
SokeSleezy #NathanExplosion
I keep coming back to this video because it's seriously some of the best driving i've ever seen.
0:35 that one fly when your trying to get to sleep
Or that one mosquito
We used this video SO MUCH as reference in Race Driver: Grid and Dirt Rally. Thank you for it.
this one gives me memories i watched this back around 2011 thank god i found it
This guy is playing on easy mode.. That whine is SO loud! Love the sound, but i hope for his sake he's wearing some sort of hearing protection :)
What?!
+ThatSillyItchyTurian WHAT DID HE SAY?!?
+Sean O'Brien *WHAAAAATTT??!!?!?!!!*
What are you talking about? This video has a very low volume audio!
*_N O T_*
This is a straight-cut differential too, hence why the pitch keeps increasing constantly with speed! Other categories have only the gearbox gears as straightcut so the pitch of the whine drops back down with each shift.
I do not believe this is necessarily correct. The output shaft will of course always be increasing in RPM with speed and therefore will produce the same sound. A differential must match a pinion to a ring and you will not geometrically be able to create "straight" cut gears. Not in the sense that the tooth peeks are parallel but you could cut them to be convergent on the ring center and center-mount the pinion which could make more noise.
Its a straight cut final drive and straight cut individual gears. Has nothing to do with the differential.
@@nsrailfann4life91 Agreed !
Not correct, the gears will spin at the same speed they were before, only the engines rpm drops
Very very well sorted car and driver ! Thanks for sharing, I've whatched this video many times now since i discovered this video more than 10 years ago :)
The year is 2014, i have a Walmart straight talk phone, watching this exact same video in high school. The phones speaker was like
🔊 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
Everytime I see this video I go to heaven for 8 minutes and came back again
Me: ,,Pass the AUX cord!"
Friend: ,,Ok, but play something cool."
Me:
Friend; ,,You're walking tonight, bro."
you know its a good driver when you cant see any other line to take or use ... even from watching video. this guy is good.
When I first found this a few years ago, and showed it to a friend, he insisted it was animation LMAO
Imagine your street racing and hear this from behind approaching fast..
This makes my ears hurt so bad it’s amazing. I love these transmission gears so much.
omg I love that little stutter when he upshifts 😍
I love me some whining sound, but this is too much.
+jayive34 whiny whiny
I hope no one turned it up with headphones on.
Ghost Assassin :(
TOO MUCH O____O!!!! YOU SPEAKETH LIES SIR!! LIES!!!!!!!
You ain’t a car guy
Even through my phone small speaker this sound is loud as hell. I can’t imagine how louder it is in real life. 😱
In real life it actually wouldn't sound as high pitched/ear piercing like it does here, and it's really not that loud... The mic and speaker can't reproduce the sound properly and makes it sound terrible.
That gearbox is just screaming dude Such sound , so nice
Absolutely FIERCE, at the very edge of control driving. I was holding onto my chair. He just ran down the field like a four wheeled PacMan in fast forward on nitro.
i could listein to this sound for the rest of my life and I would never get tired of it
So, would a lot of Le Mans drivers have tinnitus?
10/10 will ring for the rest of my life
They wear noise cancelling helmets so not really.
The audio quality is low, they actually produce a lower pitched sound
@@verdehat8694 I can believe it. The 787B is probably the loudest race car ever made (not counting top fuel stuff). It is absolutely ridiculous. I've heard some loud cars but that thing was so much louder than anything else.
The microphone makes it sound much worse than it really is. Plus they wear headphones
I love it! Excellent driving, I can only imagine how loud that is in person.
When you can actuall DRIVE PROPERLY! This was a joy to watch (and listen to).
Wow… the most impressive part of this video is the audio system actually capturing how f,!king loud the trans is! Usually it reverbs and drowns out but every time this guy got to 70-80 mph I was plugging my ears. Bravo!
How ironic that the driver is called Rolf Van Os and that he drives a BMW! (if yoy need an explanation, BMW's equivalent to Honda's V-tec is called Vanos).
Alot of car manufacturers "copied" Honda's VTEC
@@pathos8307 Fiat had the first successful variable valve timing in an automotive application in the early 60s, Alfa Romeo released the first production car with variable valve timing in 1980, Nissan had variable valve timing on their production cars in 1987, and finally in 1990 Honda introduced variable valve timing on their cars. I like some Hondas, I own a JDM AP1 S2K, but they get far too much credit for variable valve timing.
@@mrc7966 Even so VTEC is versatile and ends up being ridiculously reliable
yoy he said yoy
@@mintylectable YOYO
This video is timeless!
Love this sound, especially in a sequential. Glorious.
On some days, I like to come here and put this on full volume - drowning out all the voices in my head.
youtube recommend is wild, i love to watch this again & again
He seems to have the best setup for the track.
I can imagine that the Porsche's have too much power to take advantage of it and that the other ones have a too big gearbox, or too less power.
As you can see, the gearbox matches perfectly the track and the car handles very neutral.
Nobody:
That one mosquito in my room when I am trying to rest: 0:34
0:29 he went pagani zonda R mode
This is how people drive on their way to work in the morning
Wow! I've never seen such polite race drivers. Nobody defended their position. And the car handled like a dream.
Great run, great sound, great field.
4:37 blessed by the racing gods and he knows it 🙏
16 years?! My god.. this is a witness and included in the creation of UA-cam.. the pioneers of the beginning.. history in itself..
This video is almost 2 months younger than me yet i still come back to the sweet dogbox sound
This is one way to celebrate New Years Eve, driving around town with straight cut gears!
0:35 i heard it somewhere
GT3 RS
U dumb, its the M3 GTR from nfs mw@@Rafaelenmyg
You mean… THE thing?
I love that his car handles like a dream and he can drive it well so even though he’s neck and neck on the straightaways he makes up time every time he takes a turn. Excellent driving. Goes to show you speed isn’t everything.
If speed isn't everything then how is he faster in the corners than the other drivers? 0_o
@@azi9_ity taking the apex of the turn properly, having your suspension set correctly so you maximize traction and combined with a proper set of tires, you are more comfortable going into turns and carrying your speed through the turn knowing your car can handle it.
@@berkcanberk4947 oh. So speed is everything. In this case, cornering speed :P
@@azi9_ity noooo. Speed is the result of a bunch of things that come together and therefore is the end result of everything which wouldn’t exist without “everything” else that has to come together for it to happen. Are you trolling me or are you slow for a person who happens to think that “speed is everything”? Lol
@@berkcanberk4947 yeah I'm trolling. How are you?
16 years later and my ears are still bleeding.
This video is older than me and is still 1 masterclass
a masterclass*
0:10 can we take a moment to see how skilled that driver is he literally overtook 2 cars almost instantly he is really skilled
They both had bad starts lol.
Me trying to sleep.
That one mosquito in my room:
Also it sounds like a mad rc car.
Fuck, I remember watching this video over 10 years ago, now I'm taking a course on gearboxes and they mentioned direct gears and immediately remembered of this video
Dude passed everyone it seems, I think he came close to passing himself.
That turbo was A SCREAMER
yes, the straight cut gears can handle a lot more power, however, there is a problem with them after some time. the gear heads wear off and sometimes cause a rough engagement. That is if you are running 500+ HP. If you use them for a normal family car, they sound like a supercharger and probably will last a lifetime of the car.