As one of our local radio talk station host's say, "I'm going in". Next week I'm going to sound dampen my SCrew. So do any of you, out there, have any helpful hints or things to be careful of. I'm going down to metal inside the cab. How do I remove the back wall panel? How easy is it to reinstall the carpet? While everything is out I'm installing amps for my sound system. Any suggestions on how and where to mount them. They are a RF Punch 400a4 and 100z2. Should I make some kind of rack to get them off the carpet? Thanks!

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2001 F-150 SuperCrew 4X4 XLT – Silver w/Medium Graphite interior,
4.6 V8, 3.55 Limited Slip Axle, P265/70R17 OWL All-Terrain,
17” 10 Spoke Aluminum Wheels, Class III Trailer Towing Pkg.,
Remote Keyless Entry, Dual Media Ford AM/FM/CD Radio & 6 CD Changer,
Captain’s Chairs, Ford Cab Steps – Black, Engine Block Heater

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Hate to burst your bubble guy, but another site member did the exact same thing you're preparing to do. He said it was a lot of work and in the end not really worth it.

Can't speak first hand though.

 

my supercrew is quieter than most cars i've ridden in. why would you want to go through so much work on a vehicle that is already one of the quietest out there?

 

TroyK, Well mine is not as quiet as my 1989 Mercury GM. I get a lot of outside noise from the back. I'm hoping to quiet it down.

 

MN-Trap, I found a website that sells the SAME material as Dynamat. www.mcmaster.com On the left side enter in part # 9709T18. This is for a 32" x 54" piece of acoustic damping material. cost is $12.79 plus shipping. Hope this can help out.

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2001 F-150 Screw(GEN III)
4.6L Triton
Silver w/med graphite interior
Class 3 Trailer Towing
3.55 limited silp
Dealer installed Vermeulen Hollandia Sunroof,Manik Blk Brush Guard, Blk Tube Cab Steps, Alarm, Tinted Windows, Bedliner, Hardshell locking bed cover,6 disk cd changer,cargo cage,K&N filter
4 Blaupunkt pro componets (3way)
10" comp kicker
2 amps
audio control 4xs crossover
.5 farad cap.