Updated pix of my Kicker Solobaric S12 L7s. Click on this link to check out my updated photo album:

Let me know what you think..............JB

 

I got a message saying that the page could not be found?

I would like to see it because I have been thinking about giving my gf my 12" XPL and buying a 12" Solo and getting a ZR360 or ZX400 and use my Impulse 652 to amp my polk DB7's in the doors.

Seeing a nice setup always encourages me to make mine better...I have a disease just like several others do on this board...you just can't do enough things to a nice looking F150 because there are always more mods for the future!

 

You're right!! For some reason, the link did not work. Click the one in my signature. That one works. Let me know what you think............JB

 

Hey man, you have one nice truck!! How did you mount your amps there?? Also, very nice bike...I hope to own a 2000 or newer CBR600F4 next year.

Also, someday I would love to have a shadow grey supercrew in a four by model and lift it and put 33 or 35's under it. Your truck is just what I would love to have it look like.

 

Thanks for the props. While still trying to maintain a humble demeanor, I am proud of my ride(s). There's nothing a little time, determination, and of course $$money$$ can't take care of.

The amps weren't really that difficult to install. There's a hard plastic backing on those seats. If you pull the seat cover off, you have easy access to it. There is only a few screws to remove, and then that plastic piece comes off. Just mark where you want to mount the amps, and let 'er rip. The biggest part of the job will be making all of your wiring runs nice and tight. If you notice in my pix, there is a wiring chase made out of the back of the seats. This has shrink tubing on it to clean it up. From there it disappears into the carpet beneath the seats. If you're fairly electrically/mechanically inclined, you shouldn't have too much trouble.

Again, thanks for the kind words.........JB

 

I am currently running two Solo 10L7's. They are a little on the bassy side for me, so I am switching over to a pair of Image Dynamics 10's. Both subs are completely hidden, and will stay that way when it is done. One in the console, and the other under the seat.

Pictures are in my gallery at:

https://www.f150online.com/galleries...ew.cfm?num=938

 

Here are mine... 2 12" Rockford Fosgate Hie2's..with a Power Acoustik 820 Amp...Almost overkill hehe...

 

https://www.f150online.com/galleries....cfm?gnum=1664

 

I have a JL Audio Vantage Box installed in my 97 F150. It looks great.. and has pretty good bass.

Scott

 

 

Check out my sub pics in the gallery at hoback F150. I'd like to do something smaller, but if I'm gonna loose the space, I might as well use the space.subs

 

This sub added some nice bass to a stock system. For 50 bucks a 8"x80 watt.....took up a small amount of space behind the center section.

 

TTT

Pennywise, did you ever get around to drawing out the dimensions of your box?

 

I run 2 15" Audiobahn Flame basket aluminum subs, 2000 watt Audibahn Amp, 2 *" MTX subs under the rear seat, with 400watt amp.

 

Here is pictures of my Bronco II and the audio setup...

My Bronco II audio