07kingRanch

I'll probably put my JVC KD-AVX2 in the dash I haven't decided on speakers yet thinking about JBL, Boston acoustic, CDT audio, or diamond D9's I'll put my 2 US amp tube amps in for the doors and probably use my ample for my subs which are 2 8" diamond D3's but I also have a JL audio 8w7 and 12w7 i could use and 2 JL audio 300/4 amps

carrtonics

I put a great system in my truck.
Maybe not top of the line, but sounds incredible.
I put in a Pioneer head unit that control my ipod (which I keep in the glove box). The pioneer HU is 60x4. It also has built in cross-overs.

The HU runs 4 6x8 Infiti reference speakers in the doors.

I have a Kicker 300W amp under the driver seat. It drives a 10inch MTX sub in a made for the f150 standard sub box.

The whole thing was about $700 in product and parts. I installed it all (I used to install stereoes and alarms / remote starters).

98nascartruck

I have a Poineer CD head unit and still have the factory speakers....for now!!!

I would like to CD changer and possibly on upgrade the speakers and if I do that I'll probably need to get a amp!!!!

jkhobson

pioneer avic n2 and I love it. sounds good with the stock sound system and sub. if you add the cost of a separate navi and dvd head unit its really not a bad deal. you can pick them up new online around $1,400.

R.C.E.

I bought my '98 F150 Std cab about four years ago. It had a Sony Xplode in it (fold down face). Since then I built a dual speakerbox that fits behind the seats. I took the standard plastic tray out from behind the seats, set the seats where I am nice and comfy, took dimensions and built the box that now holds two 10" Kenwoods as well as an 800W Kenwood amp. The box has a cutout in the middle just big enough for the console to fold up and down, which is where the amp is mounted. Wired and installed myself. I have about $500 in everything. All audio came from Circuit City.

I would like to know if anyone has replaced the factory speakers with non-OEM ones and if so, is there a kit that has to be installed in order to mount them. I've been told that OEM's are 6" and I was thinking about going with 6x9's. Any suggestions/help. Thanks...

whitecrystal1

My 2002 had 6x8's in it and 6x7's would fit also. 6x9's are a little big. Look up your speaker size at http://www.crutchfield.com/S-sZOecBV1rVD/

Ford Man 14821

I think I'll get the drivetrain where I want it first. I got a diablosport predator tuner coming,K&N FIPK intake, AirRaid throttle body spacer, borla cat back exhaust, brush guard, and rollpan.

After all that, i wont have much cash for a stereo.

That stuff has always been secondary for me. If im stuck in a bog somewhere a stereo cant help me run the winch.

If I do upgrade, I may get satellite radio, but thats about it for me.

92custom

its not in the truck but i have a clarion dxz615 hu, and two 6.5" pioneer speakers in the doors but the future plans are to hook up some 6x9's that i have in the rear deck, and then in the hopefully near future replace everything with memphis P.R. series

abervintageman42

i have 6.5" infinity kappas up front, 6x8" pioneer 3 ways in back, a dual head unit with motorized faceplate, 2 10" clarion shallow mounts with an 800 watt ma audio mono block amp puttin 300rms to each sub in a custom sealed box with .51 cu. ft. per sub, sounds good and still bumps

Squirtbottle09

Right now I only have 4 6x8 eclipse door speaker powered by a 400/4 Kicker amp. As soon as possible I am going to Kings (a car audio flea market in houston) and getting a stationary screen HU, and a JL audio 10w6v2. Then I should be content.