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I think the Gearshade sub box is reasonably priced. I like to build my own boxes. I'm working up a box design that I can mount above the rear passenger trim panel bump out. The thought is to attach it to a molle panel with vibration isolating foam pads and bushings to prevent rattles.

Another route is to look for a custom metal shop that would create an adaptor bracket for you.

I think the aftermarket pods sellers are all saying that they don't work with the Braptor or they are working through a product modification. Anything sold that is Braptor-specific gets a back-burner for development because the lower quantity of these in the market. (It's like 2-door but much...

Before they added Hoss 3.0, my first attraction to Wildtrak was the gloss black exterior accents.

The A2B interfaces are likely the best solution. I haven't used one, but I have been reading up. Here's what I have learned in my research: B&O is a pain to upgrade in traditional ways (line out converters and amping) The sub channel has a bass roll-off. If bronco is like other Ford B&Os...

A tailgate reinforcement may help with that.

That's a solid piece of equipment. Thanks for the input on the half roof rack. Just ordered mine from CJ Pony Parts today.

I'm more on the 'stealth' end of the audio spectrum, but I appreciate the custom paint :)

Good thread. I checked out the Jeepboxpro enclosure and stumbled on this one. I like the built in amp rack. Also, I like to woodwork and I could see making something similar for a shallower 8" sub...

Also, check out the DS18 stuff for roll bars. https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/bronco-audio-from-ds18.92249/ They have two mounting options for their wake tower pods: clamps that are Bronco specific and a bar that goes across the back that allows standard (round) clamps to attach.

This is an FYI... I stumbled upon this researching some audio options. Some interesting stuff including door speaker mounts, and roll bar options. Bronco (ds18.com)

Using a Bazooka tube as an enclosure for a better sub only makes sense if you are repurposing a used one.

Bazooka makes marine market subs. Also, Kicker makes a couple compact subs that are sealed against water. In addition to bolts, I would strap the sub to the roll bar.

Watch this video on sub direction:

That makes sense. Thanks.

@mObridge I looked at your install document. So, does your solution not require pulling the dash apart? I watched a video on an Amp Pro install and they had to get access to Audio Control Module to fit a T-harness.

I have heard that the rear speakers don't have a full range signal. Is that true and is a there a workaround for that for the B&O setup?

You'd be throwing good money after bad. I have the stock B&O (which is a bigger mediocre sub.) It's better than nothing, but I will replace it when time permits. If you don't mind sacrificing a little cargo area, this...

So either find a Forscan buddy or pay the dealership to run the soundbar install program.

My understanding is that the dealers use Ford's programming software in their service bays. The techs follow a preprogrammed routine that they would normally use to install the JBL soundbar. The Forscan community has figured out the computer codes to change by comparing before/after oo the...