Try the Flowmaster Outlaw Mufflers, I considered putting those on mine but I also did not want to be loud all the flipping time, just when I wanted it to be loud. I heard a Mustang roll into a parking lot running the outlaws and it sounded so good, best sounding Mustang I had ever heard to that date. I asked him what was under it and he told me the Flowmaster Outlaw Cat Back System. If you are just butchering up your system you can buy the mufflers independently.

 

They've given me an option: to remove the rear mufflers as well and put a muffler with a valve in the rear, so I can close the door in case the police are nearby because they're not very tolerant of noise here. But I think there should be some system installed in the center to make a good sound and not have to go without any type of muffler. Let's see what other colleagues say.

I removed the rear mufflers thinking I was going for a woman, and they put these ones with a valve and direct outlet, and it turns out the car ran worse and had less noise. They put them in a 2-inch diameter.

Would it be better to remove the middle mufflers but also leave the stock valves? I saw in a video that if you remove them, do you have to make a bypass with a connector?

 

Asian sound with a big cam chop?

 

Might need to put a Honda engine in it.