whats that sound??

Keizer · Dec 26, 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d89GGfHM_1s&feature=channel_page

whats that sound?? is it him letting off the fuel? if you read the description it says that the muffler is old, but it kind of sounds like a jake to me. it sounds nice anyway

dancnoone · Dec 26, 2008

It's the jake. And of course, His POS exhaust system

JMartin · Dec 26, 2008

The truck is farting:smt043

soon2betrucking · Dec 26, 2008

wait, if thats his jake, how come its turning on while the truck is sitting still???
i always kinda thought that the truck had to be moving in order for it to work.
like in my truck, ( volvo ) if i drop below 15mph it shuts off

Baack · Dec 26, 2008

soon2betrucking said: ↑

wait, if thats his jake, how come its turning on while the truck is sitting still???
i always kinda thought that the truck had to be moving in order for it to work.
like in my truck, ( volvo ) if i drop below 15mph it shuts off
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function of the pistons as they cycle up and down
I guess even while idled

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