Been there, done that. Three sets of mufflers later found a brand that sounds great with my big block with no drone, wall vibrating and I can drive the car and talk to a passenger. Had Magna Flows, Dynomax and Flowmasters, all of which were in the quiet to mid range. They all howled, cackled or droned at speed. Talk about companies with so many ranges of sounds with their mufflers, they have no idea what they sound like on a big block Mopar, just Camaro's and other GM crap. Finally I found the best sound that keeps the competition wondering what's under the hood and enables me to drive at speed without feeling the sheet metal vibrate. Borla's are my pick, so much so I have them on all three of my classics. No surprises whatsoever with all three cars of different brands. But you my friend can play the "wheel of fortune" game when it comes to mufflers cause the only people making the fortune are the manufacturers while you drive what you don't like cause it cost you a fortune to hang their crap under your ride. I have a TTI exhaust front to back ( 2 1/2 inch ) with the Borla's hanging in place of the ones TTI sent. Lucky me, I got $50 apiece when I sold them two weeks later.
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Oh, by the way, I still have the Flowmasters and Dynomax's sitting in a box down in my shed. Tried to sell them, but funny thing is, no one would even give me $40 apiece. Guess they'd "been there done that" too. Good luck finding a sound you like that does your car justice and a sound you can live with daily.
