I commented on this video on facebook. I am a mechanic. I am also a firm believer that sound and frequency thereof is what shapes the world around us. Coils in engines just zap away without any attention paid to the frequency hz of the spark. Is there a specific frequency, with a given engine that will run better than others? If an engine fires twice during the combustion process. Would two of the same note be better? Or would a chord be better. If a chord would be better. Would that cord be major, or minor? Would listening to the ignition system during rpm increase sound like the THX sound before movies? In a multi cylinder engine you can tailor each spark event with a computer. Would different cylinders take different chords? On the air side. To equal out the sound of the air in the intake for optimal performance. Would an ls engine intake look like a cornucopia? And not like a barrel? I work with 2 strokes and there is definitely an art to resonance tune an exhaust pipe on one of them. I have been tossing all of this around in my bean all day. Damned nifty video.
I commented on this video on facebook. I am a mechanic. I am also a firm believer that sound and frequency thereof is what shapes the world around us. Coils in engines just zap away without any attention paid to the frequency hz of the spark. Is there a specific frequency, with a given engine that will run better than others? If an engine fires twice during the combustion process. Would two of the same note be better? Or would a chord be better. If a chord would be better. Would that cord be major, or minor? Would listening to the ignition system during rpm increase sound like the THX sound before movies? In a multi cylinder engine you can tailor each spark event with a computer. Would different cylinders take different chords? On the air side. To equal out the sound of the air in the intake for optimal performance. Would an ls engine intake look like a cornucopia? And not like a barrel? I work with 2 strokes and there is definitely an art to resonance tune an exhaust pipe on one of them. I have been tossing all of this around in my bean all day. Damned nifty video.