Custom Amp Rack from Adventure Lab

[Antman450]

Yes, with the seat still installed. Would you be coming through St George on Friday? We typically head out on the trail on the weekends.

No, I am coming from Reno, so if anything I would have to come on Saturday night or Sunday. I will be at the Spring Mountain Motorsports complex all day Saturday.

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[AdventureLab]

+ 1 for one like in the first post - need one yesterday, have everything else for my install.

OK. So what I am going to do is go ahead and release the one you see here in the first post. I have several messages of people wanting this exact version.

As I can get to it, I will build the version that will allow for the ARB compressor. That will take a little more time since we don't have a vehicle at our disposal for this change. That one will probably replace the current one when it releases, but if you're not looking to mount a compressor, it may not be a benefit either way.

I'm going to work on this tonight.

 

[AdventureLab]

No, I am coming from Reno, so if anything I would have to come on Saturday night or Sunday. I will be at the Spring Mountain Motorsports complex all day Saturday.

Gotcha. Let's stay in touch about it. Normally, I don't want our crew working on the weekends. We put high value on family/trail time. That being said, my time is pretty much free for the company. So, if it's where I am in town, I'll take you up on it!

 

[AdventureLab]

+ 1 for one like in the first post - need one yesterday, have everything else for my install.

Here you go - the initial version is live on the site now. Please let me know if you have any questions.

https://americanadventurelab.com/product/ford-ranger-amp-rack-behind-the-seat-mount/

 

[boraxman]

Just placed my order...Feel free to upgrade me to a black one

Thanks!

 

[AdventureLab]

Just placed my order...Feel free to upgrade me to a black one

Thanks!

Thanks! Feel free send the price difference.

 

[Oreo_Five8]

I believe so, but it definitely complicates the layout a little. I also think it would need to jog back out to get back to the to the bottom vertical flange. I don't think there's as much room behind the bottom of the part as there is in the middle. It's hard to say here as I don't have our Ranger disassembled right now. It still has the Rear Seat Delete and OEM sub in it.

I could probably make that bottom vertical section a little shorter and tuck it under the carpet a little, so I could move the mounting surface rearward some.

The problem with stuff like this is if I spend a lot of time on it, it would either have to be really expensive or we would need to know there is ample demand there to cover the R&D cost.

I would love to be able to make it and know there were enough people out there wanting them to justify the effort. We have a pile of products in the hopper that already have strong demand and, unfortunately, I only have so many hours in the day.

Just got mine in today but I'm using a Kicker powered sub and it's a bit big for the rack as it is. I took some pics and have some possible changes to allow it to fit. I also plan on removing the center seat belt so that plastic cover should go away allowing for a slightly wider mounting area.

 

[Oreo_Five8]

I would like to think you're right. Hopefully some of those people could chime in here and add some fuel to the fire.

I bought one of your racks and it definitely won't fir the Kicker Powered Sub I have. My intention is to us the base rack as a starting point and a friend will modify it with a plate that will mount my sub and once we have a working model I'll post some pictures here. I have an 8 inch powered sub and a kicker key to mount as well as a power distribution block to make it a complete module. When I get to that point I'll provide all the gory details and a parts list as well as pics from all angles.

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