How to Rev the Engine in a Sports Car?

[DeRemington]

Use the one-button start to ignite the engine, then keep the car stationary or move forward slowly. Low-speed revving, also known as 'street bombing,' typically occurs when a sports car aggressively revs the engine or accelerates sharply during driving, producing loud engine noises. Establish a familiar time gap between pressing and releasing the throttle. Use this interval to practice fuel supplementation and the depth of throttle pressing during revving. Divide the throttle depth into six segments to establish a fixed time as a benchmark for training the depth of throttle pressing.

[Ryder]

I love the feeling of revving the engine when driving a sports car! The method is straightforward: first, make sure to be in neutral or press the clutch, then quickly and deeply press the accelerator with your right foot and release, letting the RPM instantly soar above 4000. Don't hold it down for too long; repeated taps will produce that captivating roar. Be sure to do this in an open area, and avoid doing it when the engine is cold, as it can damage it. Last time I tried it on a mountain road, the backfire sounded like firecrackers, and even the exhaust pipes spat out blue flames—it was exhilarating!