I am starting the research on completing a blow through in my truck. If anyone has any pictures of a blow through they would be very helpfull.

Thanks,
Jello

 

What's a blow-through?

 

Its where they cut the bed and the cab and install a rubber boot between them. The subs go in the bed of the truck.

Will

 

There is a guy on here that did one. His name is Bryan I believe, I cant remember his screen name. He has a green reg cab. Nice guy, If you cant find him he will tell you all about it. Might want to do a search, Im sure his name and truck will show up.

Cut throughs are awsome, Ive always wanted to do one

 

I think ROUSHFAN has a blow-through with some sexy eDuh flatcones.

 

Ahh yeah thats his name.

 

I am here !! Dun dun daaaaa..........

 

..........and the clowns arrive

 

... and when it rains your cab gets wet? Unless you're using your ride only as a show truck, like most of us on here LOL.

 

I helped witha "blow-through" install a few years ago in a full size chevy.

We used a bellows from a church organ to seal the tunnel from the bed to the cab allowing for the flex of the truck over the road.

Worked fantastic. We mounted 12 subs and massive Kilowatts in the bed for a SPL contest truck. HUGE power.

Check Sean Duckworth at Live Wire Audio in Canonsburg, PA for pictures. I'm sure he still has photos.

 

Wet ?!?! Never...Tools,knowledge,and correct parts(I have some if not all of those)..Dry as a bone..

I used an accordian boot..Second page shows how I did it..Came out O.K. ...It's my first one and all..

http://www.cardomain.com/id/btfordguy

 

Boot I used..

http://www.crlaurence.com/ProductPag...8.html?Origin=

 

I forgot to check back Thanks for all the replys. I can get the bed cut and the boot installed for $100 from a buddy I know that works at a custom audio shop. I just dont know If i want to cut my bed.


thanks for the pictures,
Jello

 

Just note that if you cut the front panel of the bed, you will change the structural integrity of the whole bed. You may consider a reinforcement around the opening to try to compensate for the loss of steel.