rear speakers in a reg cab
rear speakers in a reg cab
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From: Oregon, IL
Yep,
You have to take the have to take the rear upper corner trim pieces off first. They are held in by spring clips, so pry out at the bottom and push up.
The lower corner trim panels are held in by plastic pop rivets. Carefully push the center button in on these without pushing the boutton out the back. If you do, you may not get it back. Pull the rivets out and the panels should come off.
While you're in there, you might want to put some sound deadener over the cab vents. I didn't when I intalled my speaker and wish I did. I notice the road noise more now that I have a better than stock system.
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2000 F150 XLT 4X4 Off Road 5.4L Reg. Cab 3.55
Performance Enhancemets:
K&N
WMS Velocity Tube
Gibson Sweptside
Audio Enhancements:
All of the above, plus
Sony C7000X HU
Cerwin-Vega SS2502 components(Front)
Blaupunkt PCxp573s(Rear)
Radio-delay mod
Other Enhancements:
Extang Black Max Tonneau Cover
You have to take the have to take the rear upper corner trim pieces off first. They are held in by spring clips, so pry out at the bottom and push up.
The lower corner trim panels are held in by plastic pop rivets. Carefully push the center button in on these without pushing the boutton out the back. If you do, you may not get it back. Pull the rivets out and the panels should come off.
While you're in there, you might want to put some sound deadener over the cab vents. I didn't when I intalled my speaker and wish I did. I notice the road noise more now that I have a better than stock system.
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2000 F150 XLT 4X4 Off Road 5.4L Reg. Cab 3.55
Performance Enhancemets:
K&N
WMS Velocity Tube
Gibson Sweptside
Audio Enhancements:
All of the above, plus
Sony C7000X HU
Cerwin-Vega SS2502 components(Front)
Blaupunkt PCxp573s(Rear)
Radio-delay mod
Other Enhancements:
Extang Black Max Tonneau Cover