My '94 f150 ext cab sub pics
#1
10-12-2002, 08:19 PM
My '94 f150 ext cab sub pics
Here are some pictures of my sub install. The box has 2 6000 MTX 10s with a MTX 4250 D AMP.
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...w.cfm?num=2716
Ive got:
Alpine 7894 reciever
Polk ex3560s
Infinity ref. 5x7
(2) mtx 6000 10s
MTX 4250 D amp
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...w.cfm?num=2716
Ive got:
Alpine 7894 reciever
Polk ex3560s
Infinity ref. 5x7
(2) mtx 6000 10s
MTX 4250 D amp
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10-13-2002, 10:57 AM
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10-13-2002, 08:20 PM
I think it sounds good for the size of the box. I think i am about to get a new box made firing up that goes all the way across with 2 mtx 8000 10s(im using mtx cuz thats all that fits, let me know if u know anything else thats good and will fit). A local upholestry shop wrapped it for me, i know the guy so he did it for me.I just have to get my amp for my mids and highs and im done.
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10-13-2002, 10:56 PM
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Yeah my box looks bad because of the horrible carpeting job I did, but it is just temporary. It has been on hold tho, I want performance not sound now. Yeah I couldnt fot 10" JLs in my box, I could have fit the 10" MTXs, they just dont go so deep, but my truck sure does pound. I will put these "little" 8s against any 10s, so far I have always won. People always get in my truck and ask if I have 10s, when I tell them I have 8s they dont believe me until I show them LOL. Did your subs make the heat shield above your exhaust rattle like crazy, I had to pry some Fire Board between it and the floorboards. No more problems, and it doenst even get that hot, I could have just used some MDF board in place of the Fire board.