Mounting Amp on Backwalll v.RearPowerWindow
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From: Chesterfield,Va.
Originally Posted by Bartak1
Hmm, maybe all the amps towards the bottom running length wise.
Amps are JUST under 3 inches thich, 12 inches high, and one is 17 long, the other two are about 14 inches long.
So just the amps, side by side, are going to be 45ish inches wide, plus space I need between the amps for the wires...
Possible you think?
Amps are JUST under 3 inches thich, 12 inches high, and one is 17 long, the other two are about 14 inches long.
So just the amps, side by side, are going to be 45ish inches wide, plus space I need between the amps for the wires...
Possible you think?
If I was getting a new truck, I would have to pass on the power slider, works sometime, sometime it don't, center glass rattles its @ss off with strong bass... I would take a Priv. tinted rear defrost over the power slider... but thats me....
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From: Chesterfield,Va.
Originally Posted by SSpiro
I LOVE my zapco.. but I might need to find a smaller (physically) amp to do the job..
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Originally Posted by F150Truck'in
Possible for sure, depending on the slider motor and arm rest....
If I was getting a new truck, I would have to pass on the power slider, works sometime, sometime it don't, center glass rattles its @ss off with strong bass... I would take a Priv. tinted rear defrost over the power slider... but thats me....
If I was getting a new truck, I would have to pass on the power slider, works sometime, sometime it don't, center glass rattles its @ss off with strong bass... I would take a Priv. tinted rear defrost over the power slider... but thats me....
Cool.
Those sliders do rattle like a ****. My buddy has an 04 with the power slider and just driving down the road it makes the woste rattling sound. Drives me crazy when Im in his truck...
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From: now Afghanistan but normally Hawaii, Lousisana
Hey truck'in,
Do you notice any noticable difference in exterior noise with the back wall cover removed? (where your amps are installed) I think i will have to remove mine and want to see what the result would be.
Do you notice any noticable difference in exterior noise with the back wall cover removed? (where your amps are installed) I think i will have to remove mine and want to see what the result would be.
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From: Atlanta, GA
Originally Posted by F150Truck'in
What model Zapco do you have?? Bryan got a big boy in his, bigger than his??
Dimensions: 23"L x7.5"W x 2"H
It's about 4" inches or so too long. Between the rear slider, the rear armrest, the rear safety module, I'm screwed. My Zapco fits if I don't want the seat reinstalled properly. It's extremely secure, but I know in the back of my mind that it's not perfect.
I went to install my 4-channel Alpine MRP-F240 amp this past weekend, and because of the size of the zapco, and again the rear slider and rear armrest and safety module, I can BARELY fit it back there anywhere. It is right now mounted directly under the safety module, and barely fits behind the large black clip for the rear set. Yeesh.. I thought this was going to be easier...
Originally Posted by Smokie700
Hey truck'in,
Do you notice any noticable difference in exterior noise with the back wall cover removed? (where your amps are installed) I think i will have to remove mine and want to see what the result would be.
Do you notice any noticable difference in exterior noise with the back wall cover removed? (where your amps are installed) I think i will have to remove mine and want to see what the result would be.
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From: Toronto, Canada
gettin my new(to me) 04 tomorrow and can anyone tell me if a 19 x 13 x 2.5" amp will fit behind the seat. its the lariat trim and it has a power slider. thanx for any help in advance, i have no idea what im in for, i thought it would b the same as a 02.
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From: Murrieta!
it will fit. along the passenger side of the wall. the headrest posts will need to be trimmed but the amp will fit. i never move my headrests anyways so i could cut them i dono if you adjust yours or not.
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From: Chesterfield,Va.
Originally Posted by Smokie700
Hey truck'in,
Do you notice any noticable difference in exterior noise with the back wall cover removed? (where your amps are installed) I think i will have to remove mine and want to see what the result would be.
Do you notice any noticable difference in exterior noise with the back wall cover removed? (where your amps are installed) I think i will have to remove mine and want to see what the result would be.
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From: Chesterfield,Va.
Originally Posted by SSpiro
Zapco Reference 750.2..
Dimensions: 23"L x7.5"W x 2"H
It's about 4" inches or so too long. Between the rear slider, the rear armrest, the rear safety module, I'm screwed. My Zapco fits if I don't want the seat reinstalled properly. It's extremely secure, but I know in the back of my mind that it's not perfect.
I went to install my 4-channel Alpine MRP-F240 amp this past weekend, and because of the size of the zapco, and again the rear slider and rear armrest and safety module, I can BARELY fit it back there anywhere. It is right now mounted directly under the
, and barely fits behind the large black clip for the rear set. Yeesh.. I thought this was going to be easier...
I removed mine to drill my holes and note my mounting locations. Then I applied a layer or two of edead, and then replaced the cover and then mounted the amps on top of the cover..
Dimensions: 23"L x7.5"W x 2"H
It's about 4" inches or so too long. Between the rear slider, the rear armrest, the rear safety module, I'm screwed. My Zapco fits if I don't want the seat reinstalled properly. It's extremely secure, but I know in the back of my mind that it's not perfect.
I went to install my 4-channel Alpine MRP-F240 amp this past weekend, and because of the size of the zapco, and again the rear slider and rear armrest and safety module, I can BARELY fit it back there anywhere. It is right now mounted directly under the
safety module
I removed mine to drill my holes and note my mounting locations. Then I applied a layer or two of edead, and then replaced the cover and then mounted the amps on top of the cover..
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From: Chesterfield,Va.
Originally Posted by SSpiro
Driver side rear pillow cover.. where's that?
