Will a couple of 12s fit behind the seat of my 77. I can still scoot it up some. I want one solid box going all the way across. Or will 2 10s be better back there? I think I will have to fix alot of rattles in the truck before I get any. It will probably rattle. I will have some mean bass with the subs, an amp, and the tone of the Flowmasters. :-)


[font color=blue]1977 Ford F-150 Explorer 2x4 (460)
[ul][li]Flowmaster 40-Series with 2.5 inch aluminized duals
[li]14in Edelbrock chrome air cleaner
[li]P275 60R 15 tires
[li]Jensen CD player with 6 speakers (subs & an amp on the way)[/ul]

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Before you plan any subs or amps, plan on dynamat over all the interior of your truck. Nothing against older style pickups, I love them, but they rattle like hell. Put dynamat over the floor, against the back wall behind you seat, and spray dynamat in your doors. Your bass will be loud and crisp without the vibration of your sheetmetal.

Good Luck

Murph

 

How much would that cost? I am not going to do it because the inside of my truck was restored to original condition. (Dash, door panels, seat, floor, headliner, more) I won't have it cranked all the time. I will just bump when I want to show off.

[font color=blue]1977 Ford F-150 Explorer 2x4 (460)
[ul][li]Flowmaster 40-Series with 2.5 inch aluminized duals
[li]14in Edelbrock chrome air cleaner
[li]P275 60R 15 tires
[li]Jensen CD player with 6 speakers (subs & an amp on the way)[/ul]

[link:communities.msn.com/400EXWorld|My ATV Website]

[font color=green]Talk to me on AOL messenger -- [font color =red]Four Stroke EX

 

Go to www.partsexpress.com and check out the sound dampening section. The cheap stuff will do.

Michael
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