anyone???

 

They are difficult to find but can be if your timing is right. Suggest setting your bookmarks to every possible source for F150 SCREW Audio classifieds like: (and check everyday)

Ford Truck World - Audio

FTW Supercrew Listings

And of course - eBAY Motors


Saw the JL Audio Stealthbox offered and sold approx. 9/10

 

I got an underseat box from http://www.supercrewsound.com and in my opinion, it sounds awesome. It's stuffed with a JL Audio 10W3v2 10" sub, powered by a 350W Kenwood amp, all wired into the stock system. I like my setup and it was fairly inexpensive, and the box is out of the way...

 

Thanks Guys i think im set on a jl stealth box..

 

anyone?

 

anyone

 

buckeye

I know you probably still have your eyes set on a JL Stealthbox and the problem w/you still fishing for one (I'm guessing) is that their probbably still too expensive for your tastes...

I was in you situation earlier this year as a local dealer wanted about $900 to install the Stealthbox and 4-channel Eclipse amp. That was too rich for my blood. Being a DIY'er, I did a lot of research on the matter and determined that I could get equivalent performance for A LOT less cost. With the help of a fellow F150online member, I was able to get a 10" sub under the rear 60 seat w/ amp for about a total cost of $200. ($70 for a RF sub, $110 for a MTX 2-Channel amp, & $20 for box construction material). To the say the least...I'm pleasantly happy w/ my sub setup as it gives the punch to the kick drums and bass guitar w/o vibrating everything loose.

If you're any good with a circular saw and some basic carpentry skills, you can build your own box!!! I prepped my construction plans for public distro and they can be had in PDF format at the link below:

TonyPTX's SuperCrew Subwoofer Enclosure Plans

To check out the pictures of the box in the cab (along w/ the other audio goodies) check out my Interior Pics...

Hope this helps,

Tony

 

Tony, what size seperates are those you put in your front and rears?

 

Those are Polk db570's which are 5x7 but can also mount in a 6x8 hole as well. They're not seperates, but just plain ole' coaxial speakers.

 

TonyPTX,

I'm intrested in the instructions for the subbox, but when I click the link, I get nothing. I dropped you an email. Could you email those instruction to me. Thanks.

 

You've got mail!! File is ~1MB so it should fit in most inboxes. If you're having problems downloading, just let me know. Webhost has some sort of 20MB download limit per day.

Tony