1978 ford f150 box

[Eliveldman1]

so i got my grandpas 1978 ford f150 custom(extended cab) and i want to put a stereo system in that will make people juice and i have the money to spend just nothing to crazy like above 800 cause my parents prob wouldn't approve

so i need a box design that will take up the back bench seat, i have a 5ft by 1ft 9in space to work with

i also have 2 skar ix 12s and a rp 350 that i got for xmas that i know wont even pack any bass

so if you have any suggestions for 2 twelve in subs and a amp please let me know

i also need a alt that will give enough power and no have my headlights dim, and again price really isnt an issue just nothing crazy

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[Buck 5,000+ posts]

I can help you with the box and the whole thing if you want

 

[Popwarhomie 5,000+ posts]

3G 130 amp alternator swap is pretty easy. Plenty in the junk yard for cheap. I did this swap with my 86 when I put a subwoofer in it. Make sure to upgrade the power and grounds as well. AKA big 3.

 

[Ridinhi 5,000+ posts]

3G 130 amp alternator swap is pretty easy. Plenty in the junk yard for cheap. I did this swap with my 86 when I put a subwoofer in it. Make sure to upgrade the power and grounds as well. AKA big 3.

I have a 96 f150 with the 95 amp alternator. What vehicles would have this 3G 130 amp alternator for a swap?

 

[Popwarhomie 5,000+ posts]

I have a 96 f150 with the 95 amp alternator. What vehicles would have this 3G 130 amp alternator for a swap?

A 96 would be a T mount like my 94 was so you can get a 130 from a

93-96 V8 Econoline

97-03 V6 Econoline E-Series or F-150

95-01 4.0 V6 Explorer or Ranger

The large case 130 amps have 2 holes in the front and the small case 95s have 4.