would this work in the cab of a pick up truck?
1035846
It will if you have an alternator that can handle the 50 amps that it requires to operate at its full potential. Most pick-ups have 60 amp or larger, but you have to add all the electrical load your vehicle needs normally, along with the 50 amps this unit needs. A 100 amp alternator in my opinion would be needed to handle everything your truck would need especially at night with all lights and also in the rain with the wipers going.
611335
As long as it has at least a 1/2 inch hole for towing, it will work. Or you can drill your own hole.
870736
No more than likey not. I have a 4 door truck and it barely fits under the rear seat and sticks out a little so I can't imagine it fitting in a single cab. You'd need to order a box that's slanted up at the top maybe only an 8" woofer depends or look for custom boxes that houses a 10" or 12"
1919969
I believe it would. I should fit behind the existing lights on the top of the cab and have enough room for the crane boom when it is down.
554329
It depends if your truck is equipped with the tow package or not. Either way it will work however if your truck is not equipped with the tow package there will be some wiring required for it to work.
522554
Yes it would be good for that. Mine is in my glove compartment and works fine there. My truck moves an inch and I am notified with full gps coordinates for where it now is.
1181262
It depends on the given space within your truck. They're not built for a single cab truck which would usually call for a slim speaker box. In order to hook up two of these you would need to have two RCA outputs (i.e. from your head unit), unfortunately these only have built in inputs. So you would not be able to run one box off the other. Make sense?
1614602
if I remember correctly the box is about four feet high. You should have no problem fitting it into a pickup.
454973
Not very well Patrick unless the tool box sits down in the box. The cover needs to be attached to the top of your box in a flush manner. Thus if your tool box sticks up it will interfere with this. If you were able to get a length that was just enough to get just to the tool box, it may work. Be sure to get the right size for your truck, regardless. And be sure you mount it correctly as I was not careful and mine rubbed the paint on my cab as it was touching it slightly.
241773
I would not recommend it...I dont think it will raise your truck high enough as your body is high to begin with....I had to place 2x6 boards under the jack to lift it high enough for my Honda Element SUV.
1616395
Yes, and it probably would stop a truck! Although I haven't tried it on a truck yet.
710876
Depends on the size of your box... All boxes have different dimensions... Look at the item descriptions and specifications and check the mounting depth is smaller then the height of the box... But i would recommend u get a shallow mount sub... I have a 1000 watt boss shallow mount sub in my pickup and it sounds great!
887792
I use this thing to start my Cummins motors in my concrete trucks and off road fork lifts. If the trucks block heaters are not plugged in and it's really close to zero it won't start them. If the batteries on the truck are dead and the block is warm it absolutely starts them up. I would believe it would start a pickup truck motor from cold with a dead batteries.
2207549
It has cables long enough to do a crew cab pick up and uses a standard RCA connection so it could be added on to if need be with out splicing.
690534
If they have the cargo rails like a Toyota yes. If the truck don't have bed railsm. I don't believe so. Try to a u-bolt on the toolbox. If you have rails all you should be good.
1324151
I do not believe I would try it since the attachments are held on by friction. Work great in a garage but I would not attempt in a truck. Bill Berry
2140556
I have no idea. I've only used it inside a moving vehicle. It seems to make a fairly strong connection so go for it.