Favorite noise your deuce makes

[V8srfun]

The best sound my truck makes is under full load between 1500 and 1700 rpm. It is music to my ears.
What is the best sound your truck makes and it can be anything related to your truck not just limited to exhaust tone.

 

[M35fan]

My favorite sound is the low air buzzer . Seriously though I agree that the exhaust note when cruising under load is awesome and makes me smile. The best sound to me is when the engine roars to life immediately after pressing the start button.

 

[simp5782]

More like when the truck shuts off cause I am tired of it echoing thru my body since I have my ears covered

 

[Dipstick]

I dig the way my whistler sounds when I blip the throttle for a double clutched downshift.

 

[cattlerepairman]

The sweet growl of the LDS when it wakes up under load.

 

[Dipstick]

Having LDS power must be amazing! I run 11:00 x 20 Firestone T-831s myself. I think having the taller tires saps my power some, but they are phenomenal tires in snow. Queen Lola sounds great!

 

[cattlerepairman]

With the LDS and 11.00R20, my Deuce has no fear of hills. The rolling hills in my area can all be done in (OD) 5th high, watching the EGT. Loaded with sand bags, she was noticeably more sluggish, but going was not an issue....stopping quickly, however, was! On one trip, the well meaning loader operator threw about 9 tons into the bed...still no issue on the hills.

 

[Dipstick]

Jesus Mary and Joseph I'm jealous! My Brutus drops 500 rpm at the mere sight of a grade in 5th. And I have a great running engine.

 

[18operator]

The exhaust note is like music! Especially when you goose the throttle and it gives you that throaty growl!

 

[Barrman]

I enjoy all the above sounds as well. I kind of also like the air control valve popping a release of air about 15 minutes after shut down. I hear “aren’t we going to play anymore today” when it does that.

 

[Dipstick]

Here is a sound I didn't like. The sound of pressurized air shooting out of my t-case vent when I engaged the front axle. Turns out the air shift cylinder bore was corroded and had scored the piston and seal pretty badly. That allowed the air to blow past the seal and into the transfer case. I replaced the air cylinder. I discovered it was much easier to get a wrench on the bolt heads if you mount the little cylinder head with the air fitting pointed up rather than down. Come to think of it, the sound of silence when I engaged the t-case after the repair was pretty satisfying!

 

[dmetalmiki]

'Ya gott'a be kiddin', Noise?, What noise?....
OOOOOOOO! (Simply) ALL of 'em!

I simply can't get over this video.....

kin unbeeleev a bull!

 

[frank8003]

Keep Her at 1800 torque peak and drive around to listen

 

[two.fiveM35]

I recently sold mine but loved that sound. Even at idle I would get the lawn chair and listen.

 

[Flyingvan911]

I like the flutter of my C turbo when I am off-road and going down a steep hill in 3rd low. Having the foot off the gas with the weight of the truck pushing makes a sweet whistle.

 

[V8srfun]

hopefully one day I can either add a turbo to my truck or obtain one with a turbo. That is a sound I do enjoy and do not have.

 

[Dipstick]

If I remember correctly, the turbo on a Deuce wasn't meant to add power, but to satisfy the pollution Nazis. Having said that, I ordered and installed a new Switzer whistler turbo and installed it myself (it replace the original turbo on my truck that was shot). I will dig up the information on my turbo order for you if you like. The sound of a "whistler" is like mechanical music!

 

[msgjd]

some love the whistler noise, and I didn't mind it when I was decades younger .. But now my favorite sound is when that whistler is finally shut down .. thankfully, only one of my trucks has a whistler , and not for long. will be swapping it out for a 1D turbo this summer

 

[HanksDeuce]

The train horn?

The Cummins 12 valve?

 

[V8srfun]

The train horn?

The Cummins 12 valve?

Hank I am not a huge advocate for a bobber but I love your truck. I know you have heard it a million times but we’ll done.