no more backseat?
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From: Northern VA
Yes, the Saleen S331 has a Rockford Fosgate speaker set up. The sub hooks into your existing wiring harness. You can find them on eBay. See this post:
Rockford Fosgate OEM sub thread.
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From: mission tx
check out this awsome set up. sweet sweet sweet
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From: Slidell, LA
check out this awsome set up. sweet sweet sweet
http://jokes.m3rlin.org/redneck-soun...n-a-lawnmower/
http://jokes.m3rlin.org/redneck-soun...n-a-lawnmower/
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From: Wa
Well, I have been a bass fanatic for years. I have had 2 F150's and now own a Saleen S331 SC. I started with 3 RF DVC 10" subs powerd by RF Power 800 (99 F150). It BOOMED. But I kept blowing subs. Not to mention I jacked the rear seat up 3 inches. I ditched the 3 10's and put in 2 JL W6v2's powerd by the same amp. OMG tons of base!
My last F150 (2006 FX4) I did the same 2 - Jl W6v2's (note that the seat is useless pretty much after you jack it up. I just kept it in for looks.
The Saleen I opted for both... took the rear seat bottom out and put the sub box in. It takes 20 minutes to swap the spaeker box for the rear seat... Works for me.
My last F150 (2006 FX4) I did the same 2 - Jl W6v2's (note that the seat is useless pretty much after you jack it up. I just kept it in for looks.
The Saleen I opted for both... took the rear seat bottom out and put the sub box in. It takes 20 minutes to swap the spaeker box for the rear seat... Works for me.
