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<blockquote data-quote="qtipextra" data-source="post: 7002045" data-attributes="member: 555270">Ok heres the deal. I want to change up my exhaust. It kinda sounds like **** right now.Right now I am running no catalytic converter, and a borla xr-14 muffler. Its raspy as hell, but it has a nice volume.I want to get a very nice low growl sound but with maximum volume possible. I have decided I am going to run with a flow master exhaust and a high flow cat.My problem is which flowmaster to go with to provide the best outcome that I want.My top 3 choices were 40 Series, Super 44 Series, and the new Super 10 Series. Well I have decided against the super 10 because I feel that it will still be too raspy.So now its down to the 40 Series and the Super 44 Series. From videos I have seen/heard, the 40 has the best deep rumble sound that I would like to have. But I just cannot tell volume levels from a recording.What do you think?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="qtipextra, post: 7002045, member: 555270"] Ok heres the deal. I want to change up my exhaust. It kinda sounds like **** right now. Right now I am running no catalytic converter, and a borla xr-14 muffler. Its raspy as hell, but it has a nice volume. I want to get a very nice low growl sound but with maximum volume possible. I have decided I am going to run with a flow master exhaust and a high flow cat. My problem is which flowmaster to go with to provide the best outcome that I want. My top 3 choices were 40 Series, Super 44 Series, and the new Super 10 Series. Well I have decided against the super 10 because I feel that it will still be too raspy. So now its down to the 40 Series and the Super 44 Series. From videos I have seen/heard, the 40 has the best deep rumble sound that I would like to have. But I just cannot tell volume levels from a recording. What do you think? [/QUOTE]

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