I had an 18" Magnaflow installed the other day. All the piping is stock besides the 3" rolled tip I also had installed. Less than $200 out the door at a local shop/Magnaflow dealer. I left the resonator on. I didn't want a freeway drone. It sounds really good and seems to have woke it up a little bit. It has that nice deep Magnaflow tone but it's not loud at all which is exactly what I was looking for. I just wanted it to sound like it had a V-8 in it like they should. I thought the Flowmaster sounded like a ricer on the 4.7.

My camera placement kind of sucked but you get the idea.

YouTube - 2006 Tundra with Magnaflow muffler (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyXyYS1Mq0s)

Pretty nice. I agree on the dronemaster, made my truck sound like the ricer from hell, but to be fair it was dumped. Sure with proper piping it would be better.

Ditch that resonator and get a smaller muffler. 14" instead.

YouTube - chrisced007's Channel (http://www.youtube.com/user/chrisced007#p/u/9/r7G6fg20puM)

Ditch that resonator and get a smaller muffler. 14" instead.

YouTube - chrisced007's Channel (http://www.youtube.com/user/chrisced007#p/u/9/r7G6fg20puM)

Did you not read the ending of the vid?? Loud trucks got old to me long long ago.

sounds ok hear the engine rev way more than actual exhaust

Give it around 4000 miles to really come to life. I have the exact same set up. It was too quiet at first, but now it sounds perfect. Not too loud in the cab, just a nice deep purr.

yea it will open up a little...but i agree dont get a smaller muffler...my car made noise...hated it since i drive 40 mins to work and 40 mins back repeat....so it was a lot of drrrrrrrrone :D i think im gonna get the 18" muffler and just add it in instead of the stock leave everything else as is

Yeah, I'm glad I went with the 18" also. But the shop did remove that resonator, so it is a bit louder. I think its a little bit more "civilized" than the Flowmasters, for an everyday driver....Sounds good though, UKMyers!