KarmaCult

I'm currently looking at redoing my exhaust system, and I was wondering what muffler/ exhaust system would make a bassy sound, I live in a family area, and as such, I don't want a loud growling exhaust, I want a deep low, bassy exhaust....
is it even possible?
Any help on what brand to go towards would be good.

Thanks
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1986 Camaro V8 5 spd.
159k miles
Quadra jet Carb
No mods yet

Rage

Go with the Flowmaster. It gives you a deep sound, soft at idle but loud when you get on it, and it sounds really sweet.

87DJP2001

I went with the SLP cat back system for those
reasons. www.slponline.com

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1987 Black Camaro IROC-Z (original owner)Replaced LB9 @ 86100 miles.
New 350 Crate Engine
Balanced & Blueprinted
World Prod SR 67cc Heads 9.6:1 C.R.
Cam 454lift,216dur@50,110ls
TPI Induction(from 305)Hi-Flow Wells MAF.
22# Fuel Injectors
AFPR @45 psi & Gage
SLP Intake Runners
Fastchip Stage 2 chip
K&N Filters and Airfoil
Hotchkis STB
SLP 1 3/4 Headers
3" CATCO Catalytic conv.
SLP 3" Catback Exhaust
700R4 Auto
SLP Torque Converter(2400 stall)
1LE Aluminum Dr Shaft
Spohn Perf. rear LCA's & Panhard Bar
1989 B-W 9 bolt Limited slip 2:77 Rear
Four wheel Disc Brakes
10.5 F & 11.655 PBR R
17x8.5 ATI 5 Razze Wheels
245/45/ZR17 Tires
New DYNO RESULTS:
215 RWHP & 287 RWTQ
276 HP & 368#/ft at FLYWHEEL with all Emission controls installed.
13.74 @ 96.781
A DAILY DRIVER

KarmaCult

See, but what I'm worried about is that if I go with flowmasters, will it wake up everyone in my complex hen I'm warming it up in the morning.
So is flowmaster really loud when your warming you car up (I put it to about 2000 to 2500 rpms for about 1 minute, then slowly lower it for 2 more minutes)

If its pretty quite in the 2000 to 3000 rpm range then thats what I want, I just don't want to sound like I'm racing when I'm just sitting in the parking lot warming up the carb.

Thanks ^^
+=-KarmaCult-=+

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1986 Camaro V8 5 spd.
159k miles
Quadra jet Carb
No mods yet