Would this speaker fit on a enclosure design for a 2013 f150 xlt, most speaker are wide on too deep
445305
I'm not sure.it is a big speaker but it may work if the whole is big and wide enough for a 12 inch speaker.
835387
Should fit just take measurements of your roof and verify there is room to mount it a flat spot is best but if not flat then stuff foam between the sound box and the roof to stop vibration
400724
At least 7 1/4 inch ...a standard 8" speaker enclosure hole ....I replaced old 8" speaker with it and it all fit and works great.
496800
I clicked on the Amazon link for the speaker & entered your vehicle info. It replied that it would NOT fit...
272226
It will work. My F150 also has multiple speakers and it works just fine. I didn't have to upgrade anything.
1732219
Try going to www.crutchfield.com and plugging in your truck info. They should be able to tell you what fits.
1804390
You have to be careful to make sure there is enough clearance to install the speaker, it doesn't matter if it's installed in the door or in the back. The Infinity speakers have a minimum of 2 5/8 inch mounting depth. Therefore, to know for sure if the speakers will fit your installation, you have to remove the existing speaker and measure the depth. Also make sure you measure the diameter of the hole, where the speaker will be installed. For Infinity speaker it must be at least 5 1/16 inch. If the hole is smaller you'll have to cut a bigger opening.
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It does work well with a bandpass enclosure I would build it a 1 cu.ft. Per sub with a 3" dia. x 7" long pipe for the port, or equal area if using a rectangle porting system. I bought my first set which is still tumping back 06 for my truck and these new pairs just got installed in a 2014 mustang gt and they rock the beast.
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No.. too big, too deep. You would need to build a spacer with birch or mdf. Easier to do the Kicker/Shelby upgrade it you can find it.
666811
You should google, whether or not they do fit, there lots of website that has a spec list on what speaker fits to what vehicle without any modifications etc, most will inform you what size does fit!
1549223
Speaker depth was an issue, these have a huge magnet... Also you may have to drill custom holes for the tweeters.
689960
i'm not sure but you should be able to find out if 6x8/5x7 speakers fit that opening and then you could check the depth of the speaker to the depth of the hole by removing the old speaker and taking some measurements.
1088465
Aftermarket speakers are not created to fit specific vehicles. You need to measure your speakers and decide what size you need and be prepared to modify if needed. These speakers are a unique size set apart from most others, they fit nicely into what I needed. (And have great sound)
796285
The minimum depth would be 5 inches. They recommend putting a sheet or fiberglass insulation around the speaker to improve performance so a few extra inches would be nice for that reason.
317247
Not 100% positive, but after a little googling, it looks like the 92 F150 has 6x8's in back and these should fit just fine. You might have an issue with the mounting hole spacing, and be careful of the screw length so you don't dent the side of the truck from the inside out.BUT, the sound will be way better than stock speakers, even if you stay with the factory HU.
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Nope, it's too narrow. You need a full size pickup box, this one is for smaller or mid size truck. DeeZee and Delta and others have sizes to fit your truck, check the comparisons for your F150. Any box sized for a full size pickup will work for you.
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Just take the mesure of the hole of your current speakers and compare. If it's 6.5" it should fit