I installed tweeters in the kick panels of my old montero sport with excellent results. The kicks helped keep the tweeters close to the mids in the doors. As a bonus, the factory mid baffles were sloped up towards the listener so minimal fab work was required to install them properly. After tuning, the soundstage was nice and high.
New Ranger - Potential Install (tweeters in the kick)?
I recently purchased a 2009 Ford Ranger....and well, I am tired of stock.
So, I am looking into getting a set of componets (well a midbass and a tweeter).
I saw several pics of tweeters in the kick panel. I could support this as I refuse to cut the doors to this truck.
So, how does the kick compare to the a-pillar? I understand how this works in a car, but does it work differently in a truck because I sit a little more straight up versus leaned back.
So, I am looking into getting a set of componets (well a midbass and a tweeter).
I saw several pics of tweeters in the kick panel. I could support this as I refuse to cut the doors to this truck.
So, how does the kick compare to the a-pillar? I understand how this works in a car, but does it work differently in a truck because I sit a little more straight up versus leaned back.
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Did you use the angle mount and face them toward the opposite position? IE the driver tweeter angled to the "head" of the passenger seat? Did you leg block it?? I hear people say "No it doesn't" but my mind keeps thinking "How could it not?" Especially in the cramped quarters of a small truck.
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