Soon-to-be Bucking Bronco
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Soon-to-be Bucking Bronco
I finally decided to put a good sound system in my Bronc. I have most of the parts and the rest will be here by next week. I am about halfway done, I installed an Alpine head unit with an XM tuner built in (no need for an external tuner box). I replaced the front 6.5 speakers with Sony Xplods and the rear 6X8 with Pioneers. The next step is to install the Alpine MVR-F240 4 channel amp for the front speakers and a Kenwood KAC-5201 amp with a single bandpass box and a Kenwood KFC-W3009 12" sub. I am also going to put Dynamat behind and around the front 4 speakers.
All in all the whole thing will cost me under $800 due to careful shopping and installing things myself. I'll let you know how it sounds when I am finished.
All in all the whole thing will cost me under $800 due to careful shopping and installing things myself. I'll let you know how it sounds when I am finished.
#2
Oh yeah - I also got an alarm system with keyless entry and remote start, with an LCD pager remote. I don't think that I am going to install that myself though. I know how to install an alarm but am sorta confused by the remote start and keyless entry. BUT they want $200 to install it, so I may learn, if anyone has any tips.
Next, I am installing an overhead DVD player with TV tuner, it's all in one unit and made by Pyle and only costs $300. Has anyone ever installed one of these, or one similar? I don't know what will need to be wired, or how it attaches to the roof without drilling holes through the roof (someone did that when installing an overhead console once).
Next, I am installing an overhead DVD player with TV tuner, it's all in one unit and made by Pyle and only costs $300. Has anyone ever installed one of these, or one similar? I don't know what will need to be wired, or how it attaches to the roof without drilling holes through the roof (someone did that when installing an overhead console once).
#3
The remote start is an easy install, I put one in my 89 2 weeks ago. There are a couple of web sites out there that have all the wire locations and colors listed on a chart for free, I got those and started hooking it up. It took me a couple of hours and it works great. If you need any more info, let me know.
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[QUOTE=Montana Mark]There are a couple of web sites out there that have all the wire locations and colors listed on a chart for free, I got those and started hooking it up. QUOTE]
If you could post the links, that would be great.
The alarm has a good wiring diagram with it, but I am not sure where the wires are on the truck to attach it to. I know some of them, but not all.
If you could post the links, that would be great.
The alarm has a good wiring diagram with it, but I am not sure where the wires are on the truck to attach it to. I know some of them, but not all.
#5
Here are two sites, they require you to register but they are free. Lots of good information.
Mark
http://www.gizmocity.com/wc_login.asp
http://www.the12volt.com/index.asp
Mark
http://www.gizmocity.com/wc_login.asp
http://www.the12volt.com/index.asp
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Originally Posted by Montana Mark
Here are two sites, they require you to register but they are free. Lots of good information.
Mark
http://www.gizmocity.com/wc_login.asp
http://www.the12volt.com/index.asp
Mark
http://www.gizmocity.com/wc_login.asp
http://www.the12volt.com/index.asp
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