We also carry a wide range of products that actually are designed to work exclusively with specific vehicles. See below to learn more. When you're choosing new car audio gear, the first step is to choose the gear that fits your car. The second step is to get it installed correctly. That's why we developed the Crutchfield KitFinder. With KitFinder, you'll be able to use our massive database to find and compare gear that will fit your specific vehicle.
We'll also make sure you have the installation parts and instructions that make the job easier. With most orders, you'll also get a set of Crutchfield's legendary vehicle-specific disassembly instructions. Created using info gathered by our Vehicle Research Team, these guides give you step-by-step guidance and detailed illustrations or photos.
They're available for thousands of vehicles. To see which speakers fit your vehicle, we've disassembled the door panels of tens of thousands of vehicles, measured the spaces where the factory speakers fit, and loaded our findings into Crutchfield's massive fit database.
Our system then compares these measurements to the dimensions of a given speaker to see if it will fit in the factory cavity. Many manufacturers have designed products that work directly with specific vehicles. These include:.
With many of these products, you'll have to check your vehicle for available space, and carefully plan your installation in advance.
The most common include:. Dash kit: A dash kit includes any trim pieces and brackets needed to mount a new radio in your dash opening and keep a clean factory look. Wiring harness: A wiring harness makes connections between your new radio and your vehicle's wiring. Splice the harness's wires to your new radio's wires, then plug the other end of the harness into the connector you unplugged from the factory radio. Antenna adapter: An antenna adapter connects the plug on your vehicle's antenna cable to the standard Motorola antenna input on your new radio.
Integration module: An integration module plus a wiring harness connect and enable communication between your new radio and your vehicle's factory electronics.
Splice the module's wires to your new radio's wires, then plug the other end of the wiring harness into the connector you unplugged from the factory radio. Steering wheel control SWC adapter: A steering wheel control SWC adapter makes the connection between your new radio and your vehicle's factory steering wheel audio controls. In most cases, you'll have to connect wires, and set the adapter to work with your new radio.
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Place it in a downfire position and hook it to a MTX mono amp. This set up should give you enough power to bring up the best in the subwoofer. You can start with the basic model Sundown SA inch subwoofer that gives you 2-Ohm of power. Fit this into a seal downfire box enclosure and you have yourself a very solid set up for your Ford Ranger. Sundown is a very good product but is relatively new compared to competitors such as Rockford. As a result, they tend to price themselves lower than Rockford to attract customers.
At this performance level, I would say it is value for money if you can afford them. For those who want to really spoil themselves, go for kicker speakers. They produce beautiful sound but is on the pricey side. We have taken a lot of time with the design of these box's to ensure a seamless look, even the recessed sub mounts to offer more protection for the subwoofer face. But unfortunately our current work load is reducing our turn around time in production.
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