Meh, Atlanta before paving was pretty much like any other cookie cutter track so it doesn’t have any identity before this. Plus, we got the best photo finish with the current configuration .
Those ECR engines sounded fucking glorious on the intermediates damn near turning 10k RPM. But-in my opinion, at least-the Hendrick superspeedway cars were on another level sound-wise.
You know back in your childhood when you wanted to be a nascar driver and everytime you see a cockpit cam like this you put your hands up where the steering wheel is and you drive it like you were driving the car and you could feel the gust of wind on your face as you are going 200mph on the backstretch. Yea that was me at 8. Now im almost 21 and i dunmo what to do where to go, how to be in that seat. I hope one day i grt a chance to be in that seat and feel that wind and hear that engine go, even if its just only one time.
There is one way to do it, they have these track day events all summer long all over the country, a car club will rent a road course track for the weekend, you just pay a fee and you go race all weekend, or one day, at your age I guess you could borrow your dads Vette, sneak it to the track and go, I've been racing something my whole life, motocross for years when I was young, onto road racing motorcycles when I got a little older, than about 15 years ago I got turned on to this track day road racing, I have built two gen 4 Camaro's, they have more horse power than the cup cars and much lighter and faster, it is the most fun I have ever had racing, no limits you can run anything, people buy old cup cars and go to town, look up track day events and see what may be going on in your area, if you have any interest, you can find what may be going on in your area and just go for a day and check it out.
Bud, I'm 31 years old and grew up poor white trash in Ohio. I wanted nothing more than to drive one of those cars some day. Fact is, it's a spoiled rich boy's sport nowadays. No matter how hard we work, we'll never sniff even a late model. The days of you working a second job to field a car are gone forever. The only shot you've got is to get educated and make a lot of money. You're still real young and can take some chances and bounce back if they don't work out.
@ironpanther2420 well they have had this diversity program since 2004, sp I figured if I can get some training in a track experience like charlottle or Texas and then sign up for the diversity program
Buy a late model. Short track racing is much more fulfilling. You can buy a late model for around what it’s worth to have a Prius and make some good friends.
@@Crepis the current cup exhaust sounds almost exactly as any previous generation did when they were on 7 cylinders, it sounds like the whole field is blowing up lol
Best generation of NASCAR sounding 🔥🔥🔥🔥 the Gen4 ; but for power the most power I would say the Gen 5 COT cars though I never liked their bodies not much of a fan of their bodies , except for their modern xfinity looks they look nice
This was and always will be the sound of nascar mid sub 7 to 800 hp, x pipes, boomtubes, and 9500 rpm
Those sb2 heads loved rpm
God, I miss that sound
You can thank the use of x-pipes for that
@@JewelzTheEmeraldKing yes indeed
I miss old Atlanta sooo much. 😢
Me too
Old Atlanta would race so awesome with the next gen cars, wish it was still like this.
@@andypowell4702 didn’t the track got repaved and reconfigured before the 2022 season?
Meh, Atlanta before paving was pretty much like any other cookie cutter track so it doesn’t have any identity before this. Plus, we got the best photo finish with the current configuration .
Those ECR engines sounded fucking glorious on the intermediates damn near turning 10k RPM. But-in my opinion, at least-the Hendrick superspeedway cars were on another level sound-wise.
Penske motors too in 03 and 04 were s p i c y
You know back in your childhood when you wanted to be a nascar driver and everytime you see a cockpit cam like this you put your hands up where the steering wheel is and you drive it like you were driving the car and you could feel the gust of wind on your face as you are going 200mph on the backstretch. Yea that was me at 8. Now im almost 21 and i dunmo what to do where to go, how to be in that seat. I hope one day i grt a chance to be in that seat and feel that wind and hear that engine go, even if its just only one time.
There is one way to do it, they have these track day events all summer long all over the country, a car club will rent a road course track for the weekend, you just pay a fee and you go race all weekend, or one day, at your age I guess you could borrow your dads Vette, sneak it to the track and go, I've been racing something my whole life, motocross for years when I was young, onto road racing motorcycles when I got a little older, than about 15 years ago I got turned on to this track day road racing, I have built two gen 4 Camaro's, they have more horse power than the cup cars and much lighter and faster, it is the most fun I have ever had racing, no limits you can run anything, people buy old cup cars and go to town, look up track day events and see what may be going on in your area, if you have any interest, you can find what may be going on in your area and just go for a day and check it out.
@user-Dr. I live on the coast of Mississippi, we ain't got nothing going on here except a Karting track a city away.
Bud, I'm 31 years old and grew up poor white trash in Ohio. I wanted nothing more than to drive one of those cars some day. Fact is, it's a spoiled rich boy's sport nowadays. No matter how hard we work, we'll never sniff even a late model. The days of you working a second job to field a car are gone forever. The only shot you've got is to get educated and make a lot of money. You're still real young and can take some chances and bounce back if they don't work out.
@ironpanther2420 well they have had this diversity program since 2004, sp I figured if I can get some training in a track experience like charlottle or Texas and then sign up for the diversity program
Buy a late model. Short track racing is much more fulfilling. You can buy a late model for around what it’s worth to have a Prius and make some good friends.
Love that sound, I could watch that type of raw feed all day long.
I'm like Patrick Bateman with his eyes closed with his headphones on and doing nothing but listening to this, that's how I feel rn.
This is "the sound" of Nascr
*Nascar
@@jimmypham2487 yeah, little spelling mistake here
The ole small block Chevy, not only the best sounding engine ever produced, but the best engine ever produced in automotive history.
People always talk about how great the Lexus LFA sounds, I say, it doesn't have anything on a NASCAR V8
@@clonecommandermike332 LFA V10 aint got shit with this honestly. BRM V16 only comes closer
@@Toxic2T mazda 787b r26b engine or the audi Quattro S1 e2 comes close in terms of sound.
Need Gen4 Cup Cars on Iracing
Funny you should mention that 🤔😏
YOU GOT WHAT YOU WISHED FOR BUDDY
@@somethedan61 Yesh and they handle like shit. Tire model is horrible on it.
This aged very well!
Good news
THIS is what the NASCAR at LeMans should've sounded like. The next gen car sounds like graveled meat and hammered ass
Ya había ido a le mans en 1976 y sonaba casi igual con los nascar de generación 2
Them dogs were hunting on that restart! Man I miss them days. Them twisted sisters had a lot of power!
Damn, listen to that! So happy we are getting this car (well pretty much) in iRacing finally. Hopefully they will change the engine sound to this!
The gen 4 car was part of my childhood and it's still my favorite body style of all time. And they sounded mean in my opinion.
Atlanta was so fricken fast back then. They were running faster than the plate tracks.
Miss this NASCAR
0:03 - 0:25
Best sounding 20 seconds ive heard 🔥
I love that sound
Back in the days when you were crazy to attend without earplugs. Those things screamed
Take me back. We've lose our way.
This will be my new alarm sound
Mann this is the horsepower had more important and must be needed to bring it back.
God they sounded so much better then the new ones suck
That applies to every motorsports now sadly
They still sound good man
@@Crepis the current cup exhaust sounds almost exactly as any previous generation did when they were on 7 cylinders, it sounds like the whole field is blowing up lol
@@Crepisno
@@CrepisNope. My neighbor's mustang produces better tones than the dead engines NASCRAP runs these days.
Oh Nostalgia
Where did you get this clip?
Got it from Dale Jr’s Twitter account
@@FRONTI3R_yt this engine sounded like a 2008 Hendrick cot engine
@@cda_official27No. It sounds like a 2004 ECR engine.
Sound gold
Those cars were a handfull for the drivers. If you rolled into the throttle a little too fast you were sideways and probably backed in the wall.
That and they were making 3 to 400 more horsepower than today's cars.
I wasn’t even born yet
Best generation of NASCAR sounding 🔥🔥🔥🔥 the Gen4 ; but for power the most power I would say the Gen 5 COT cars though I never liked their bodies not much of a fan of their bodies , except for their modern xfinity looks they look nice