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Well I have a 99 F-250 Crew cab and I want to add on 2 subs and a 1000 watt amp, my question is where is the best place to mount the amp so that it does not get over heated while running? I was thinking of under the back seat but not to sure of the air flow down there. Second question how are you guys running power to the amp and to the subs? This will be my first time tearing into my trucks interior and I don’t want to mess it up.
I think the subs are either going to be 10” or 12” depending on the box size that I can fit behind the back seat. |
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It all depends on what brand amp and if it has good heat sinks built in. I had a 500 watt MTX that would overheat even with a fan blowing on it just because it was a horrible design. I had a 1000 memphis that you could not overheat if you tried. MOST amps will be very safe under your back seat. There is a caution though. If you buy a really cheap amplifier than watch out because they will catch fire at the fuse holder. I do not know why, I am just guessing bad design or cheap parts but i have seen it happen several times. If you really want a 1000 watt amp I would say the memphis is a good choice. I am just curious how you will get enough air space under the rear seat of the truck.
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I have my amp under my back seat, never had an issue, even on the hottest days of the year. I ran my cable like Marc said, only I came through a rubber grommet in the firewall, and behind/under all the trimp pieces....worked out well...
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