2007 FORD F150 STEREO UPGRADE INSTALL
2007 FORD F150 STEREO UPGRADE UPGRADE
2007 FORD F150 STEREO UPGRADE SERIES

Also the 2005 and later Super Duty radios will not fit in the earlier model Super Dutys, but the 2007 Escape radio will. All Fords did not change to the newer plug on all radios on the same model year. The radio that you have should be a direct 'plug and play', no adapter required for your truck.

2007 FORD F150 STEREO UPGRADE INSTALL

This requires an adapter plug which costs about $30.00 in order to install in the earlier models. Beginning in either 2004 or 2005 they changed the plug to the one called 'phase II'. Sat Compatible.' That model also has the WWC (Worldwide) plug which should be plug compatible through about model year 2003 or 2004 in most Fords.

2007 FORD F150 STEREO UPGRADE SERIES

Features are listed as 'Visteon Z series CD6 premium w/MP3 & AVC. I would try the HU power first.6L8T-18C815-DD is listed as 2005-2006.5 MY Escape/Mariner. Some say component speakers need an amp to make the sound good. You already have increased power by going with an aftermarket HU. For the door speakers, it will be up to you. They were installed in premade boxes from eBay.Total cost $300įor the sub yes. I have had a single 10 and a dual 10 under my back seat powered by a 300 watt JL sub amp and the single was plenty.

What is a good subwoofer enclosure for the rear seat? Crutchfield has some that are $700+ and I know I wont convince myself that is worth it so I am going to look online and ask some shops.ĭepending how much boom you want will determine the size box. They are as easy to install as a 2 way door speaker with the exception of mounting the tweeter higher in the door panel. You don't need a separate tweeter for them.Ĭomponents are a 2 way system. 3 way on a car speaker is marketing hype. I know I could head over to a shop, hand over the money and they'll do it all but that's not fun I have done research but everyone has different opinions on what works best and what is needed so I thought I would ask you guys since we share the same trucks haha any advice will be greatly appreciated!Ģ way door speakers are good. I am sorry if these are 'baby' questions for some of you. What is a good subwoofer enclosure for the rear seat? Cruchtfield has some that are $700+ and I know I wont convince myself that is worth it so I am going to look online and ask some shops. Since I want to add tweeters, do I need to purchase a component system? If so, are the component speakers more difficult to install? I am pretty easy on the bass and I listen to my music just for my hearing pleasure and not loud enough for everyone else to hear haha here are a few basic questions I have:Ģ-way vs 3-way speakers, what would work more for a casual listener like me? what is the biggest difference?

I want to add tweeters since my truck has the enclosures and ,eventually, a subwoofer underneath the rear seat as well but I don't know if I trust myself to mess with all those wires so I might skip it and take that to the shop as I am more of a body work/small mechanical kind of guy haha. I already have a Sony aftermarket head unit that I installed myself (thus giving me the confidence to do more myself) and I didn't mess anything up haha. Luckily, I live near Tijuana and Mexicali and can head down there and purchase brand new parts (1 USD is about $16 pesos) haha I've been saving money that way. I want to spend on a decent setup but don't wish to go over $500. I am looking at the Rockfords P1683 (or something similar) since they have good reviews and there is a sale of BOGO 50% off from Crutchfield and comes with everything I need to install them myself.

2007 FORD F150 STEREO UPGRADE UPGRADE

Hi y'all! I want to upgrade the stock speakers on my '07 Lariat Supercrew and I wanted to know what you guys currently have and if you have any suggestions as I am pretty inexperienced when it comes to speakers, subs, tweeters, amps, etc.

2007 ford f150 stereo upgrade