2009-2010 F150 Supercrew installs

[Titus Pullo 10+ year member]

Anyone have any advice, tips on what they did or how they did it?

I see just enough room behind back seat to mount an amp and am temped to see about fitting a shallow 10" sub back there as well.

The other big question is go with a 5 channel amp or a 4 channel and a Monoblock if just running 1 300watt rms 10" sub?

Thanks in advance for any assistance guys.

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[Titus Pullo 10+ year member]

not 1 person?

 

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

Good luck trying to get a sub behind the back seat. Don't know of anyone that's been successful on that front. For a low powered sub, a 5-channel is the way to go for simplicity. Even the Kicker KX550.3 3-channel could be considered. Forgo the rear speakers and power the fronts and sub off the amp. You could do the same thing with a 4-channel as well.

 

[chillin 10+ year member]

If you dont use your center console, i would look into putting a sub in there. Check out these links. And you can search through the build logs or enclosures section for more. I think someone was doing one with a tacoma also.

http://www.caraudio.com/forums/enclosure-design-construction-help/492610-my-single-cab-box-fail-re-do-oppinions-box-plz.html

99-2006 Chevy/Gm Ext.Cab Front Console Sub Box - Car Audio Factory -

 

[DBBOOM 10+ year member]

1. Go to a Audio shop.

2. Tell them you want an estimate.

3. Get them to suggest and layout a set-up you like.

4. Listen to their knowledge and ideas/suggestions.

5. Leave and do it yourself.