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Check out my install post, I think I had the specs: (1) My audio system upgrade with lots of photos | Page 8 | Bronco6G - 2021+ Ford Bronco & Bronco Raptor Forum, News, Blog & Owners Community

I put a piece of rubber sheeting between my box and the tailgate. This way there won't be any adhesive on the paint, and the box isn't touching the paint. Besides the plastic cover sticks out further than the painted panel below, so this helps to square up the box. Most of the inside of the...

RIght? My initial post was a year ago last week, who would have thought it would still be going strong.

It has been eight months since I did it, but I believe the grill pops off then the screws for the speaker are underneath.

A couple other photos

After a full year of ownership, finally got it off road for some fun. Took three or four tries to get the jump video because the wife's phone kept switching to car play when I got close.

Update with a couple more pictures. The cover does a great job of keeping stuff out of sight and improving the bass.

Throughout the development of the "raptor Ford has been calling the project 725 Warthog. As suppliers we were convinced that they were going to use the Warthog name.

I had been waiting for it to get consistently warm enough here in Illinois to completely remove the soft top so I could continue working on my hard cover. I made a cardboard template over the winter, but plan to use the soft top mounting point for the front supports so I needed it out of the...

Depending on how many coats of clear you used, you may be able to wet sand that smooth with some 2000 grit paper and polish it back up?

Isn't that thing like $50 though? I removed mine, used adhesion promoter, black paint, and clear. Only cost $7 for a new piece of 3M adhesive to reinstall. I'm cheap and DIY like that though.

I was originally going to build a custom down firing box. I like the fact that down firing will sound good with the top off, where the door mount may want to float some without the resistance offered by the top. My local audio shop suggested the tailgate mount, telling me that is their...

The Infinity 4" I installed are 1 7/8 and they fit. The rear pods are small, but in the front there is a lot of open space under the speakers.

When I am back at work next week I will try to print that out and then put it over my template!

Someone asked for dimensions on the template so I figured I would share with everyone.

Or just pop them out and paint them, it is pretty easy to do. If you going for an exact color match without the base color showing around the edges. If you search you can probably find my original how to post from last August.

LOL maybe she would be okay with it if you painted the ladies to color match the bronco? Yeah the chips are crazy, we originally had factory rock rails and when I took them off at 4k miles they had chips in them already.

IMO the mud flap options so far are not very good. The Weather techs look weird and everything else I have seen looks like it belongs on a semi. I purchased these universal flaps from Amazon for $18. With some trimming and a little bit of heat, I was able to get them to fit up where they...

I made my own adaptor for these speakers so there was no drilling required. I used some .500 thick PP sheet. The factory speaker has three screws holding it in, you can see the three holes in the adaptor with the counter bored area for their heads. Then the four threaded holes are used to...

I had posted mine in a separate thread, but here it is again as well: Total cost $1,135 USD + lots of my own labor hours LOL Infinity Reference REF-4030CFX (4 of them) Rockford Fosgate P1675-S 6 3/4 components Wave Tech link 4 line out converter Rockford Fosgate T1000X5ad 5 channel amp JL...