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The 5 Best Ford Excursion Stereo Upgrade (100% Compatibile)

As well as, you can easily upgrade the looks of your vehicle, by just upgradation of Stereo.

Integration of the smartphone is one of the key factor that it can make your drive much smoother and distraction free.

Besides, I have done the research part for the Ford Excursion , so that you don’t have to worry about the fitment as these 5 Best Ford Excursion Stereo Upgrades are fully compatible with Excursion model.

There are numbers of stereos are available but these are best of them because of their design and structure these are fully compatible and ideal one for Ford Excursion.

Moreover, these stereos are made of very high quality materials which is why they won’t crack during the installation and provide you the reliable option for long period of time.

The 5 Best Ford Excursion Stereo Upgrade (100% Fitment)

So, these are the very useful Ford Excursion Stereos Upgrades that can totally change the way of your interior into the modern one.

Let’s get dive into the list.

1. FortDows 7 Inch Wireless Apple Carplay & Android Auto Car Stereo for Ford Excursion – Best for Ford Excursion

It comes with Bluetooth connectivity so that you can easily integrate with the CarPlay and Android Auto and that makes easy access to your phone for calls, navigate, play music or your can manage your other apps via Siri/Google Assistant.

As well as, it comes with powerful processor & Android 11 system so that you can operate it smoothly and efficiently.

As it features a quad-core processor , generous 2GB RAM and 32 GB ROM (storage capacity), that makes it truly useful and high end stereo.

Not only this, it has build-in Wi-Fi connectivity so that internet access becomes very easy on this stereo, that makes it convenient for GPS navigation with online/offline map download and application operations.

This stereo can play various types of media files such as:- audio, video and images from internal storage, USB, SD or online sources.

There are customization options are comes with it as you can customized equalizer, sound quality and volume settings that suits your taste.

2. Stiflix HD Touchscreen Car Multimedia System 7 Inch for Ford Excursion

You can easily connect iOS and Android smartphones and control your smartphone on the large stereo screen.

As well as, you can access maps, music, video and more through the stereo screen so that you can drive your Ford Excursion without any kind of distraction.

Not only this, it has 7 Inches HD Display which is touchscreen with 1024*600 resolution , so that you can enjoy more responsive and clearer viewing experience than other traditional display screen.

Also, you can connect this Ford Excursion stereo through Bluetooth so that connectivity becomes very smooth and convenient .

This is Bluetooth handsfree as its 5.0 Bluetooth technology let your to make wireless hands-free calling and you can also listen to streaming music on Spotify and Pandora.

As well as you can control the volume up/down, play/pause & tracks through the system.

3. Rimoody Android Car Stereo for Ford Excursion

It comes with wireless Bluetooth & FM Radio so that you can be entertained through the journey.

Also, it has in-built Bluetooth with A2DP that means it supports hands-free calls, Bluetooth music, auto loading phonebooks etc. that allows you to easy smartphone pairing.

This is great choice for GPS Navigation purpose as it has 7 inches touchscreen so that you can see the clearer views of the paths that makes it easy to navigate.

Not only this, it has MirrorLink which support both Android/IOS phone , through mirror-link the car stereo will display the image from your smartphone screen synchronously such as maps, games & movies etc.

Now, you don’t have to look down at the mobile phone for the navigational purpose as you can see through the big screen of this Ford Excursion stereo that reduces the hidden danger of driving.

There are Bluetooth connectivity + Wi-Fi connectivity option is available so that you can easily access the GPS online and offline version and also you can browse other apps for streaming the music or to make phone calls.

Now, it comes with IPS display which means you can have better looks in the wide angle screen, that makes your journey more convenient and free of any kind of distraction which usually occur by the smartphone.

Plus, it has Quad-core CPU which is capable of operating the commands conveniently as well as 2GB RAMB & 32G ROM all this is build in car play and Android.

There are equalizer music player is available which is why you can customize the volume up/down, tracks and equalizers for perfect audio.

5. DWMM 7 Double Din Touch Screen Car Radio for Ford Excursion

Yes, it supports MirrorLink and Navigation function for most of the Android and iPhone which means you can connect your smartphone to car radio via a original smartphone cable.

You can have GPS navigation on the big 7 Inches display for better viewing experience and it also supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technology so that you don’t have to worry about the online  browsing.

As well as, you can easily make phone calls while driving hands-free and you can connect the external devices for hearing like:- handsfree & Aid-Pods etc.

You can stream the music from varies types of platforms such as:- Sportify and Pandora and the volume can be managed by this DWMM ford excursion stereo easily.

My Thoughts On Best Ford Excursion Stereo Upgrade

These are fully compatible and truly easy to use stereo upgrades for Ford Excursion, so that you don’t have to worry about the installation and working of these stereos.

There are all kinds of connectivity options are available as you can pair your smartphone with these Ford Excursion stereo upgrades and have look on the big screen with the help of MirrorLink.

With these Ford Excursion stereos upgrade you can enjoy worry free and distraction less driving as you don’t have to use your smartphone for GPS navigational purpose, to make phone calls or even to listen the music; you can access all this with these Stereos.

So, i think that’s it from this article and i am sure that you have found one stereo for your Ford Excursion and let me known in the comment section if you have any kind of question in mind.

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Ford Excursion - Barn Door Subs by Handcrafted Car Audio

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looks great. nice work  

thats awesome.. great work as always. i always loved the look of subs molded into car/trunk parts.  

Thanks guys.  

looks great..nice use of space  

everything i see here seems do-able, except i dont see where or how you successfully bolted/attached this frame to the actual door? could you show some pictures of how it is attached please? that is my only confusion seeing it is a thin fiberglass door. thank you  

Very nice work man. Love when people think outside the box.  

Old thread, but still awesome. I always like subs molded into hatch doors.  

A sweeeet shout out to a old thread.......nice  

I used to do the same thing but with Soundstream SPL 12s. Works AMAZING.  

I am starting the install in my Excursion, and I like the idea of putting the subs in the barn doors but I have a question. Do your rear doors and window rattle excessively? The Ford latches on those doors and window seem like they wouldn't have to much forgiveness for vibration. I lied, I have 2 questions. I was thinking of eliminating the rear mid speaker at the 3rd row bench seat and moving them to the rear doors along with the sub. Just wondering if anyone had any cons for that idea before I go and fabricate the doors for that set up to find out the imaging sucks in that combo. Thanks ahead of time for your input, and nice work!  

I didn't see vibration that was unacceptable. Naturally, there is going to be some, but nothing that would detract from listening. I just recommend that you sound deaden the doors very well before hand. As for the speakers in the back, yeah the imaging would definitely suck. But then again, 85% of the sound systems we do are front stage only, so I might be a bit biased. If you are simply looking to have a lot more sound in the vehicle, it should work, but if you want it to sound good, I wouldn't do it. But if you do add them back there, make sure you isolate their air space from the subwoofers.  

From the dead! But still a sweet build!  

I played around with a 6.5 3-way in a little mdf enclosure moving it around the back. You are definitely right, the sound from the speaker is eaten up by the 3rd row seat and sounds like it has a pillow over the speaker. However, I think I hit paydirt when I located the speaker up on the rear headliner. It gave a good fill. I think I will fiberglass a pod for these and cover it in Vinyl to match the tan headliner. With a little luck these should blend with the subs in the door, at least better than my original plan. Already deadened the snot outta the rear doors this morning. Now, I am going to try and use your idea and do something similar for the barn doors. I think you were wise to use a strong baffle for those subs, I was originally going to fiberglass them on a reinforced ring like I saw on youtube a couple times but realize that is no way to mount a sub. Thanks for the reply, and for sharing your work, it has inspired me to take it up a notch in my truck! Now, if it looks half as good as yours I will be super smiley.  

Hey guys, just wondering long term what effect the weight of those boxes on the doors will have on the hinges. As we don't have those vehicles in oz I am not familiar enough with them to know. Awesome idea and execution though. Ben  

I went out and inspected the hinges in depth, and I really don't think there is going to be any issues with the hinges themselves as they seem pretty HD and up to the challenge of a mere 10-15lbs of weight. The weak link IMO is the latch. There isn't anything to really keep those barn doors closed/tight except the single latch. It will be interesting how it holds up to the vibration over time for sure. If it becomes an issue for me I will repost.  

So, I was playing around with some mock set ups and working on the rear fill for the Excursion. I had put a 6.5 Beyma 3 way spkrs up high and at first it sounded awesome! After I mocked up the front speakers though I noticed the stage had moved back a few feet! I tried playing around with the gain on the rears and that helped, but at that point I had very little coming out of the rears to blend in properly and said to myself what a waste of a decent speaker. So, back to the ol drawing board, prolly going to move the Beyma's up to the third row factory location. Had high hopes for these Beyma's, they sound really good for a 3-way spkr. Sometimes an idea isn't always a good one. Plenty of good sound from the front doors-PPI P.653C 3-ways, (6.5 in door and the little mid and tweeter center dash) and Soundstream RC.6 comps. With the sub in the rear door area, this set up blends well. Now what is left (HA, just getting started) is to fabricate the door pods, the rear sub mounts in the barn doors, finish dampening, run the new wire, reinstall carpet and seats, mount the amps and start tweaking to make it blend the way you guys have shown is possible. So much for a weekend project, It is going to take me a couple weeks hard at it. However, after getting some ideas from the projects you all have shared I don't think I can go wrong. I will put together some images to post here when I am done so you can laugh at my feeble attempt at car audio bwa ha ha. Seriously, I am trying to do it right because I know the sharks are out there waiting to feast, and I am hoping they starve when I get this done. Thanks again to all for sharing your ideas, without them I surely would be lost. It has been a good xp learning some of the finer points of car audio and finding a way to integrate them into my project. The most frustrating part of it all so far has been the issue of power management. If only I had a nuclear generator under the hood. I ended up upgrading the alternator to a 275 amp TAD from Nations so we shall see if it can handle the system this NOOB designed. Alright gents, back to the workbench.  

handcrafted said: Did this one about two weeks ago. It's pretty self explanatory from the pics. I used two Hertz Energy 10" subs and ran them off of an Arc Audio XXD4080 bridged. All the other equipment in the truck was pre-existing. Let me know what you think. Stock door frame. I cut the holes in each door to the same dimensions so that each sub would have similar size enclosures. I made a frame that loaded into each hole, and then glassed the back side. As the glass was curing, I started to frame out the boxes. I skipped a few pictures in the process here, I got a bit behind! Basically, I just made the baffle of the box the same shape as the door panel that was pulled off, mounted it to the frame on each side and then just made four side pieces that fit the contour of the door. Here, I copied just the top section of each side onto a random piece of 1/2" MDF. Then, I rabbeted 3/4" in and 1/4" up into it. Once that was done, I followed the rabbeted edge with a 1/4" spiral flush trim. This left me with a 1/2" by 1/4" replica of the shape of the top of the box. Here it is loosely in place. Click to expand...

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