Cars
This has to be one of the funniest car accessories we’ve ever heard about; developed by “In.Pro.â€, the Virtual-Motor system imitates the sounds of an exotic engine and transmits it through the car’s radio speakers. According to the company, all you have to do is remove the car radio from the slot, insert the sound module of the Virtual-Motor into the ISO plug and run the supplied cables to the engine compartment to pick up the rpm-signal. Then you all you need to do is set the individual idle speed.
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Cars
LOL! Virtual V8 Engine Sounds From the Car Hi-Fi System!
This has to be one of the funniest car accessories we’ve ever heard about; developed by “In.Pro.â€, the Virtual-Motor system imitates the sounds of an exotic engine and transmits it through the car’s radio speakers. According to the company, all you have to do is remove the car radio from the slot, insert the sound module of the Virtual-Motor into the ISO plug and run the supplied cables to the engine compartment to pick up the rpm-signal. Then you all you need to do is set the individual idle speed.
The system offers you the choice of four different engine sounds: an Italian-V8, a 6-cylinder boxer, an engine of a rallye car or a… formula car. Imagine the surprise of your friend or date if you fit this system on a car like the Smart Fortwo or a Ford Focus! –Continued
- Castrol Mixes Drifting, Virtual Reality And Commercials All In One Video
What Castrol is showing in its latest ad for the Titanium Strong line of products is a very interesting blend of reality and fantasy. They’re proposing you get into a car, put on a virtual reality helmet system and then no matter where you are,...
- Ford Hires Santos, A Virtual Soldier Turned Into Worker
After GM announced its R2 space robot, how long could it be before the Blue Oval had something futuristic to show off? Ford recently introduced Santos, a new virtual-reality stress-testing digital man. Santos, derived from the Department of Defense's...
- Smart Launches Special Edition Fortwo Greystyle
Merc's Smart brand is continuing its series of special edition versions of the Fortwo microcar with the presentation of the Greystyle edition that stands out thanks to its unique color combinations inside and out. Available as a coupe or a cabrio...
- New Gmc Terrain Suv To Hit The Road Priced From $24,995
The Chevy Equinox's spinoff, the "squary" looking 2010 GMC Terrain SUV will arrive at GM's showrooms in September priced from $24,995 for the front-wheel drive model and $26,745 for the all-wheel drive variant. Both prices include a $745 destination...
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Electric and hybrid vehicles (when running on electric power only) have recently come in for heavy criticism from blind and partially sighted people due to the almost silent operation of the electric engine that puts them at risk as they cannot hear the...