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Worked on these for 20 years. Such a simple vehicle.

Did the airbags affect the fuel mileage .😂😂😂😂😂 im just being a dick , I know it doesn't, but there are too many people asking if some mods affect the fuel consumption. Things like the stone chip guard on the hood of your truck.

Thanks for the idea! Next project for me.

What are model of Thule riser and bars trying to order. And fit kit. So need a list of everything

How they holding up after a year ? any good ?

Im thinking in installing these air lift to my lariat 2024, you thing it can support 1500Lb of load?

Awesome job what size are your tires and rims?

I love your videos

Thanks for sharing. Getting ideas for fiberglassing sub box for my Maverick

I also have a board, but it's not adjustable. You have the sliding rail clamps like I do and a solution that would attach to the siding clamps would be great. I found no DIY solution, but there is an OEM divider (~ $300 USD) that snaps into the sliding clamps. I'm going to see if I can fabricate something up ....

looks professional good job

Well done!

Out of curiosity, what is your low pass filter cut off point? I'm not the biggest fan of sealed. And I know these VD subs do awesome in ported enclosures. I have done ported with the 10 and 12 versions of this line. And have been blown away by their performance. But now I have good friend with an 8 in a .35cuft sealed enclosure. And we are having trouble getting it to blend well with the rest of his system. I think he has the x-over point set to low. He thinks it's a cone area issue. And wants to switch to the 10. So I'm just curious what your settings are. Thanks for the vid and insight.

Sounds great

Will this work on a 2023 hybrid maverick lariat?

I wonder if taking a 2x12 and cutting a notch on both ends would l;et it fit.

Inspired me to try my own build. You did an awesome job. Box looks amazing. You think there would have been enough room to make a 2 8” box behind the seat. Airspace wise. Just thought I would ask your opinion. Since you did such a killer build. Thank you

I ended up buying boxes but would love to learn to fiberglass. Your box looks great.

On a plastic door , joke.

Love the wheels. I was gonna do KO2s also but after reading some forums a lot of people expressed concern of the weight being hard on the little Mav in the long run.

Does the sub play music all ranges like the back speakers or does it somehow just receive bass signal ?

I’m looking for these speakers but from what I can see they “don’t fit” and I can’t find the adapter. Mind sharing the link where you got yours?!

Great video. Did you keep the dash tweeter connected or did you disconnect it? If you left it connected how is the front stage imaging with tweeters in both the dash and door? Are you using factory headunit to power the new JL speakers? Thanks

wow you are an Audio GOD!

Which way did you unscrew yours? I think I broke mine. 😮😮

How much bass does push out? I made a box right around .35 cubic feet for under the seat and it just doesn’t put out much bass with this speaker. Idk what I’m missing, I even have it wired to 1 ohm. It works but just doesn’t hit. What is your impression? I’m running a cxa400 amp on it so it should be getting plenty of power

Do you think 31s would fit with no trimming?

I as looking for a way to DM you but didn't see a way.... So I will ask my question here. 2024 Maverick XLT . I want to install a 120 volt outlet in the back of my center console. I was wondering what wiring is already inside the console of the XLT if I didn't get that 120 V outlet initially. It's my understanding that all the wiring harnesses are the same, regardless of which model (XL, XLT, Lariat) and that if you want to add some option later, the area (center console in this case) has plug connectors already there. Is that a safe assumption?

Someone else has 31 ¹/² inch tires on their maverick and the tires rub. I would imagine these rub pretty bad without trimming

I made the mistake of putting a 2x10 in there (thanks to what ford says lol), went in fine, taking it out was a bitch

How did these bags affect your ride when unloaded?

Question - I see RCA cables, did you use those for your audio input? If so, where do they attach to the head unit? Or are you using the hi level inputs? I'm a novice with these things but I enjoy tinkering. Thanks!

Do they still this

Where did you get the seatbelts from? I have a 2000 M1123

Nice work, well done. Wanna do mine?

I’m also in the USA so where did you order it from?

love your attention to detail and you are straight to the point at every cut of your video.

I would avoid putting any sort of stress on those tailgate tie downs, as those small screws securing the panel will just rip out of their plastic mounting points.

Rear speaker lacks bass signal. Its better to tap into the front speakers.

None of these videos explain how to tap into the factory stereo to get a signal back to the amp.

Olá, uma pergunta, como está o funcionamento do kit lift hoje, teve algum problema com ele?

How have the CV Axels held up?

If you decide to keep the tweeter from rattling against the door panel I would add a felt strip cut in a circle to the tweeter to brace it against the panel but still allow the highs thru. I would not cut the factory door panel. (Just what I would try 1st)

do you have to use that wire harness on the door speakers? would it not work if you cut and spliced? or are they not positive and negative?

Looks nice. Question... Have you had any issues with your CVs?

Thanks for the video. I was debating UR Universal or UR Universal PLUS size. They say Plus is for trucks and SUV's, Plus size are 4" longer, but seems like these are a good size, even with your taller tires. I love the Urethane flexibility on my previous cars (WRX & Focus ST) and with a truck I feel like I am more likely to hit some obstacles on them once in a while, like deep snow or light off-roading.

*THIS* is the video to follow. I watched another video where they took the time, effort, and coins ($) to use a factory adapter, and then just put the wires through the speaker hole, while mounting the speaker. I tried to reply saying, "You've just destroyed the lower end sound of that speaker," but IDK if my message "resonated" (pun intended). I like your hole idea, and I'd probably just add some silicone to reduce the potential to rattle, keep the wires in place and reduce the sound impact from air coming through and canceling out the speaker's lower end.

For anyone considering this versus a Ford MoCo "OEM" flap, they're pretty similar. The contour matches perfectly but they have an additional bracket at the bottom of the mud flap, that attaches to the undercarriage of the truck body to give them an additional point for strength. Most mud flaps just use screws, pop in plugs around the wheel opening alone. These work good, as my 2010 Camaro has these for 13 years now without issue, but I think an additional point at the bottom for a truck is a good idea (for Ford OEM mud flaps) but not 100% necessary if you want to go with these. With the Ford OEM you will need to drill one hole (unseen) on the undercarriage (plastic piece, so easy to drill 1/4"). On the passenger side there's a hole already there you re-purpose.

What is the color code for + & - on the rear speakers

I live down the street from you and own a maverick as well. Is there anyway that I could pay you to hook up a sub in mine. You have probably seen me before, I own the Area 51 blue maverick. I don’t know how but I randomly came across your video and noticed you live in my neighborhood.