Which will sound better???

x2. I was going to do this, I have the Super 44s still in their boxes actually, but I dont see myself getting bored of my Magnaflows any time soon so my truck will never know
Thanks again for all the help guys, I'm commin from a Toyota 4-Runner w/ a V6 so I'm in need of a little guidence!
What are some good chip choices?
And does anybody have a CLUE where I can find a box for a 2002 F-150 SuperCrew Lariat that will hold 2 Deep 12'' subs??
What are some good chip choices?
And does anybody have a CLUE where I can find a box for a 2002 F-150 SuperCrew Lariat that will hold 2 Deep 12'' subs??
all the ones around here will build you one for a little extra, or you could always go with a probox if you wanna spend the money fits under the seat perfectly, but costs a little extra
Dont do them. Your transmission could easily fail.
As for advice, well you do have much wider tires now, my truck has 255/70/17s on it, easy for it to over power. Hold the brake lightly in 1st gear, dont hold it all the way down. You say it moved, may be time for new brake pads up front, those thicker tires will give you alot more grip. 2v 5.4L has 260 horsepower so wider tires will dog it down more.
The only problem with the custom fit boxes is that there is only so much room under the seat, so they can only take shallow 12's! I need one that sticks out so I can put some bad bitches in there! (Alpine Type R's)
If you wanna fit type R's just remove the back seat and make you own custom box to sit on lol and that should make enough room to fit atleast three back there, if you want real power go type X!
True about the tranny part, be careful, depending on your miles your truck might not want to do it.
As for advice, well you do have much wider tires now, my truck has 255/70/17s on it, easy for it to over power. Hold the brake lightly in 1st gear, dont hold it all the way down. You say it moved, may be time for new brake pads up front, those thicker tires will give you alot more grip. 2v 5.4L has 260 horsepower so wider tires will dog it down more.
As for advice, well you do have much wider tires now, my truck has 255/70/17s on it, easy for it to over power. Hold the brake lightly in 1st gear, dont hold it all the way down. You say it moved, may be time for new brake pads up front, those thicker tires will give you alot more grip. 2v 5.4L has 260 horsepower so wider tires will dog it down more.



