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Ford Torino GT | Car engine white noise sounds for sleep | A.S.M.R. Revving | Collaboration

Ford Torino GT | Engine Idling | Revving | Exhaust View | A.S.M.R. Collaboration with: Ms Zuza From: Poland Outfit: Bodycon Dress | Sandals | Heels #ford #fordtorino #asmr #relaxing #revving #outfit #haul #minidress #bodycondress #sandals #heels ➤ About us: Video and Photo production studio located in North Italy. This our Youtube Channel is dedicated to women who love every kind of vehicle with an engine. "Ladies free from stereotypes" the mission of "Girls in Car" since 2014. The contents of our project focus on what we have decided to call "The Liturgy of the Engine Start” and ASMR applied to engine sounds as the cranking (included rollerstart, kickstart, pedalstart and pullstart), long cranking session, cranking with low battery, flat battery challenge, cold start, cold start with highlighting shaking car, engine sputtering and stalls with cold engine, engine idling or rough idling (highlighting the vibrations of the engine on bodywork), light and rhythmic accelerations with or without backfire and with or without seafoaming from exhaust, red line revving, driving with our without engine stalls, with our without gear grinding. Burnout and drifting. Driving session: off road and stuck in the mud. Mostly with classic vehicles with four or two wheelers with carburetor engine or two stroke engine. Warning, be wary of imitations! We work simultaneously with a technical team of video production and a group of researchers in neuroscience coordinated through a senior project - manager. ➤ What is the ASMR? Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) is a previously unstudied sensory phenomenon, in which individuals experience a tingling, static-like sensation across the scalp, back of the neck and at times further areas in response to specific triggering audio and visual stimuli. This sensation is widely reported to be accompanied by feelings of relaxation and well-being.

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