Amp mounting
Amp mounting
Ok, so I bought a nice enclosed box for one 10 on ebay that fits very nicely under the rear bench seat of my 04 f150 fz4 supercab, however, I have no idead where i can mount the amp! Theres not a lot of room. I was thinking under that passengers seat but theres an ac vent. Any ideas?
I did mount mine under the rear seat... Actually two amps with no problems. I also have the 10" woofer mounted under the seat as you can see. This set will work well and is easy to access...



The top two images show the location of the amps and the bottom shows the custom box that houses the sub woofer...



The top two images show the location of the amps and the bottom shows the custom box that houses the sub woofer...
im not familiar with the different model cabs and how the seats are but in my supercrew cab, i mounted mind behind the rear seat. i bought a small amp , made by sony. its very compact and powers my kickers really well..
I did mount mine under the rear seat... Actually two amps with no problems. I also have the 10" woofer mounted under the seat as you can see. This set will work well and is easy to access...



The top two images show the location of the amps and the bottom shows the custom box that houses the sub woofer...



The top two images show the location of the amps and the bottom shows the custom box that houses the sub woofer...
The way you have your amps mounted seems pretty cool. Certainly keeps it outta the way. Is it ok to enclose the amp like that? Doesnt it need airspace? And are the seats hard to remove?
where i keep my jack, well i got a 5.5 ft bed with a cover so i put that to good use.lol...i keep all my cleaning supplies in my truck and all the goodies....
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seats arent bad to remove, the heat is no issue, this is where the amps go... https://www.f150online.com/forums/ar...08-my-way.html
Last edited by JJDH; Aug 16, 2009 at 05:58 PM.
My jack is in my tool box with the rest of my tools...

The only advantage to mounting amps behind the rear seats is for the placement of two woofers that take up all the space under the rear seat...

The only advantage to mounting amps behind the rear seats is for the placement of two woofers that take up all the space under the rear seat...
Last edited by jdruzik; Aug 16, 2009 at 06:09 PM.
So you're trying to connect an amplifier without speaker-level inputs to a car stereo that doesn't have preamp outputs? It can be done, but you'll need a line output converter to make it happen. My amps do have speaker-level inputs to my head unit and does have preamp outputs therefore I did not have to install a line output converter. Two thoughts on the installation, either under the dash close to the H.U. or as close to amp as possible. I would chose the latter...
Last edited by jdruzik; Aug 16, 2009 at 08:46 PM.



