Calling Stereo Setups In Ext. Cab Pickups

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01-04-2004 | 12:19 AM

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Originally posted by Todd E
Ya, I don't know the details of the 3rd gen trucks, but I do know they have jump seats back there, so plenty of room for 2 10's as well as the amp, etc.
Oh, the computer fans will work well, as they are either 12v or 5v already.
I wired mine to turn on when the amp gets power (remote turn on wire from the head unit) and I also wired in some resistors to drop the voltage load down to about 9-10v when the truck is running.
That also keeps them from running too loud also.
Time to start taking things out and see where they bolted things together

Yeah, for some reason, I'm not sure though, but I remember the back "ledge" for the jump seats were welded in when I replaced my carpet, its been a few months though.

Yeah I figured the comp fans would work good, Now I wish I wouldn't have gotten rid of so many when I did my annual computer junk cleanout. I got a spare comp here I can canabalize. I also made a spare mini fanbus like the one in my computer, so I'll end up using that.

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Originally posted by bitchaaz
Man...thats freakin tough...I really like idea 2..and if you can def. fit 2 10's then thats double your pleasure..
I'm seriously interested in dimension #'s ..Keep working that idea.

Yeah I got to looking back there and thought that I could fit two, it'll be tough but I think I can do it. The nice thing will be if I can fit two in there then I can throw a divider in there and run the amp I have and only one sub till I get a better amp to run both. If you've read this thread then you'll know what I'm talking about. I like things complicated... figuring them out makes time go by faster.

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