2015 F150 XLT SuperCrew Audio Upgrade & Sub Behind Seat
12-07-2016, 09:44 PM
#11
One Clean Machine
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12-07-2016, 11:09 PM
#12
Official HTT Greeter
12-08-2016, 01:14 AM
#13
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04-04-2017, 10:00 PM
#14
Truck Noob
Thread Starter
sorry haven't read this thread in a while...
Yes I have full function of the seats and I still have room. The picture i posted shows my fingers/hand going inbetween the speaker and the seat bar to show there's more then enough room for the speaker to flex. As a matter of fact I just had to use it to help a friend move... (I knew it would happen one day once I got the truck
) I raised my seats up and had plenty of room, still "listened" to my music as I liked.
Hope that helps... I would honestly say though if you can stick with a ten, the 12 sounds amazing, but I think the 10 would sound better/use the space/sqft better than the 12. So if you can find someone/place (like the one I mentioned) to build you a custom fiberclass box to take up the space appropriately, then you can have one nice sounding truck.
Hope that helps. Also make sure you sound deaden... I used GTmat Onyx butyl black on the doors/behind the sub and it makes a really nice difference with the sound inside. It was also easier to tune with the calibrated mic /software setup.
hope this helps
Yes I have full function of the seats and I still have room. The picture i posted shows my fingers/hand going inbetween the speaker and the seat bar to show there's more then enough room for the speaker to flex. As a matter of fact I just had to use it to help a friend move... (I knew it would happen one day once I got the truck
) I raised my seats up and had plenty of room, still "listened" to my music as I liked. Hope that helps... I would honestly say though if you can stick with a ten, the 12 sounds amazing, but I think the 10 would sound better/use the space/sqft better than the 12. So if you can find someone/place (like the one I mentioned) to build you a custom fiberclass box to take up the space appropriately, then you can have one nice sounding truck.
Hope that helps. Also make sure you sound deaden... I used GTmat Onyx butyl black on the doors/behind the sub and it makes a really nice difference with the sound inside. It was also easier to tune with the calibrated mic /software setup.
hope this helps