Who says T-buckets can't rock?

[roadmonster]

 

[roadmonster]

Stock size, non-stretch T with 2 700x2 amps + 800w sub. Actual power about 150w x 4 + 200w. Yes it rocks. And yes you can hear it above the exhaust (even though the pipes are almost as close as the speakers!). Hidden antenna under trim panel so FM rocks too. Second set of speakers and tweeters not visible in this shot. Tire-shredding power + ear-bleeding audio = big fun!

 

[TriodeLuvr]

Nice work! That might be the flattest woofer I've ever seen.

 

[fordsbyjay]

That is sweet. How well does that sub work?

 

[Bennett]

Nice tidy work!

 

[roadmonster]

With the limited space available, I had to shop around to find the absolute thinnest components available. You can get dimensions from audio sites before ordering. The powered sub really thumps and it's right in your lower back so you can really feel the music. The 4 woofers are at calf and thigh level so you can feel them as well. Tweeters are high to be a little closer to ears.

Receiver is Alpine CDA-105, speakers are Infinity component reference with remote tweeters and crossovers, amps are Pyle, Sub is Boss Audio. It's all easily doable and takes your hot-rodding to another level. When you roll up to a cruise, people take notice. At Cruisin' The Coast this year, the crowd would go wild when my car passed by. Totally worth it!

 

[roadmonster]

That is sweet. How well does that sub work?

Like sitting in front of a kick drum.

 

[roadmonster]

Nice tidy work!

Thanks! Modern glass bodies are roomier and probably easier to fit stuff in. Old glass is a very tight squeeze.

 

[fordsbyjay]

Can you post pictures of the front speakers?

 

[roadmonster]

Can you post pictures of the front speakers?

There's a shot in the dash thread in bodies forum.

 

[Mike]

I added a link to the appropriate post for you.