junior426
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- August 3, 2006
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- City, State
- New York
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2002 XLT
I wouldnt call it a secret. Just unbolted the rear seats, laid some carpet down where the jack and supplies used to be. took a piece of wood, cut it to size, then covered it with carpet. Had the wood sitting at home and got a big piece of marine grade carpet for $5. Sprayed the one side with 3M 77 adhesive spray on the top and stapled the carpet on the back side. I think it turned out real nice. Looks almost factory.
weebee audio/rockfordfosgate right now in the contact all i had to do was tow a trailer to shows and rep. the shop. wasnt a bad deal at all. RF looks for some ppl willing to put in a hard hitting system but still show that a everyday person can have it. when i get back i should have a reup with RF and weebee but new subs,amp, cap and box are all gonna be in the plans. im shooting for around 190db minimum on my next setup. with this all cranked up like right after they were broken in i hit 178db. you dont wanna be inside it when its at that level, its insane.
if you have around 5 grand to drop on there product then they are gonna atleast show interest. all together i have about 7 in my full audio video setup
heres my 3rd row delete
i like how clean yours looks thats a really clean job. did you have any issues with raised sections where the seat belts mount
heres my 3rd row delete
i like how clean yours looks thats a really clean job. did you have any issues with raised sections where the seat belts mount