Yep that is funny how many miles do you have on your truck and how old is your girl
Its a bolt over billet grill. Don't know exactly who makes it, it was on the truck when i bought it
I've seen them installed under the front seats a lot. It helps cut down on the amount of wire that you have to run which is great for A) the cost and B) the distance the current has to travel. But, under the front seats requires removing the seats so that you can mount it. So if you're not up for that, then there is always under the rear seats.
The amp I got was an Alpine booster pack for the door speakers. It's the KTP-445: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-NGh1jE5...ower-Pack.html It's small enough that you can actually mount it inside the dash, which is where mine it. It definitely adds a good bit more power! And kinda surprisingly enough fo it's size too. I mean it puts out 45Wx4 when there are some full size amps that can't put out that much power. Pretty awesome little amplifier.
Hey man! Ya, I got the speakers installed last week and they were sounding pretty good. Today, I just got my Alpine head unit installed and a 45Wx4 amplifier and they sound even better! Even with that amplifier, setting the head unit to "loud" mode, and cranking it all the way, they still stay VERY clear! I'm very pleased.
glad to hear(no pun intended) it c m i hope ur as pleased as i am with them
Hey bud! I just installed my speakers in my truck today. I managed to install the SPS-600 speakers in the rear doors too. I thought you might like to know incase you wanted to still put SPS-600 speakers all the way around. What I wound up doing was using the stock mounting ring that was on the stock speakers and just drilling 4mmx30mm sheet metal screws into it to hold the alpine speakers in place (same screws that come with the speakers to mount the installation rings to the doors.) They had plenty of clearance and the door panels went back on with out any problems.
i bought it that way, it looks like just a leveling kit was put on
hey what did you to raise your truck my front sets way lower than the rear
Yup, first one, and mom is great, thanks!
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