Let me start this article series by stating my goals for this stereo. It has a 7 speaker system (not the Bang & Olufsen system) which includes a four door panel speakers, two a-pillar tweeters and a mid-range in the center of the dash. It has the 302A tech package which means it has things like the 12″ touchscreen, 8″ instrument cluster screen, power and heated front seats, remote start and tailgate release, push start and LED exterior ‘zone' lighting. The truck that I'm using for this installation is a 2021 Ford F-150 XLT FX4. Interior/dash of the F-150 with the 12″ touchscreen If you're interested in seeing a list of all of the products, check out my 2021 Ford F-150 Stereo Build Sheet.Ĭheck out all related articles to this F-150 Custom Stereo So in this article, I'll give an overview of some of the core details and decisions that guided me towards the right products for this setup. Planning involves lots of research, especially for new vehicles that haven't been on the market long. This is part 1 of my 2021 Ford F-150 stereo upgrade, where I'll walk through some of the key steps I took when planning my truck's upgrade before purchasing product and installing it. Or at least know what your goals are for the system. Before you start looking for products, or even go into your local installer's shop, you should always put together a plan. You might want to add some bass with a shallow car subwoofer and monoblock amp, add some volume with some speakers and amplifiers, or replace a blown speaker. There are a few reasons why you're probably interested in upgrading your F-150's stereo.
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