acaudill23

I have a 87 f150 xlt single cab. It only has the door speakers. I've seen pics of ones with speakers in the pillars behind the seat but mine dosent. I'm wanting to put a pioneer head unit into the truck and I'm needing help on wireing it. The pioneer head unit is made for 4 speakers so how would i completely wire it up? I have some door speakers to wire up also. All the help is appreciated! Thanks

king nothing

Just use the front 2 channels on he pioneer to run your door speakers

bbrczx10

just read your instruction manual, it has everything in there, it should be a super simple install. Are you going to run an amp? I had 4 1986 f150 standard cabs, there is a ton of room for stereo stuff. I had 2 10" subs in truck boxes behind the seat, 2 sony explode 700 watt amps, and 2 6x9 in truck boxes under the seat, plus door speakers, it was awesome, I miss those days

Wyo11Scab

iTrader: (1)

Yes and the rear two channels to a nice box behind the seat.

acaudill23

I have 2 10' 800w Rockford Fosgates that is low profile mounting depth that I ordered and a 1000w sony xplod amp and I have some kicker 6x9's I was gonna run off the rear wires on the head unit like you all have said to do.

Robert8252

Run the door speakers to the radio, run rca outs to the amp for the subs. Done. If you really feel the need for more mids and highs get a 2 channel amp. Wasting money and ruining the overall sound by cramming speakers where they don't go or aren't needed.

Wyo11Scab

iTrader: (1)

Like Robert said you really don't need rears in a regular cab. A good set of fronts and one or two subs with an amp behind the seat is perfect.

king nothing

Rear speakers in a regular cab is worthless. Spend the money you would have spent on rears on a better set of fronts

acaudill23

Well I might as well put the rears in. I already have some

king nothing

It will sound worse that way......