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It's really going to be all in what you want. For your build your just running a stock 302 with a single exhaust. This muffler question is like asking about tires. Your going to get a million different answers. With performance not being a issue I would go more towards sound. Any muffler will fit and work. So its left to sound. And using 4 and 6 cylinder trucks for a base line isnt going to tell you what you want. Go on YouTube and listen to different v8 Mustangs with different mufflers. I'm sure as your looking you will find v8 rangers on there. I've always ran flowmaster mufflers on everything. I like the look of the muffler the sound and the quality. Whitey has a Gibson catback which I do not like. It fits great but doesn't sound any better then a stock exhaust. My 06 has a flowmaster catback. Has a deep throaty sound fits great. Mike69 has a dynomax. My wifes old sport trac had a magnaflow. If you went with a single inlet dual outlet muffler I would give you a nice flowmaster. But really it's in what you want and how loud you want it to be. But I would out rule exhaust flow. For what your building flow isnt going to be an issue. I mean if flow and maximum performance was your goal I dont think you would be running a single exhaust with cats. If your going to research YouTube for different sounds stay with the 302 Fords with a stock engine. Any performance build will sound different as will different makes of engines. Hopefully this helps you Jim.
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