Speakers
I think we had a thread about speakers earlier in the year. Do a search for that.
I just brought some infinity 6x9's in through the bottom of the rear deck. No cutting required, sounds xllent. Are you going to put subs in too? I didn't run subs, but I still wanted bass so that's why I ran the 6x9s.
- Jorge Tellez
I just brought some infinity 6x9's in through the bottom of the rear deck. No cutting required, sounds xllent. Are you going to put subs in too? I didn't run subs, but I still wanted bass so that's why I ran the 6x9s.
- Jorge Tellez
Yeah the factory connector was a pain
pillage6, I would try my 6x9 setup. And definitley attach your amp to the back of the fold down seat. For some reason it impresses people when they ask "what kinda amp you have?" and you just pull it down and show them.
later,
Jorge
pillage6, I would try my 6x9 setup. And definitley attach your amp to the back of the fold down seat. For some reason it impresses people when they ask "what kinda amp you have?" and you just pull it down and show them.
later,
Jorge
Try www.crutchfield.com
I believe you may have an odd size speaker a 4 inch in the rear parcel shelf area. I purchased a pair a while back from crutchfield but returned it b/c after replacing the dried out front door speakers the rear's didn't make much difference.
I believe you may have an odd size speaker a 4 inch in the rear parcel shelf area. I purchased a pair a while back from crutchfield but returned it b/c after replacing the dried out front door speakers the rear's didn't make much difference.
I know you don't want to do anything custom, but I installed 5 1/4 in components and cut a bracket out of plywood and wrapped it in black carpet-really easy if you have a jigsaw. that way both cutouts in the rear deck were covered and I got great speaker sound. Trace the outline of the plastic speaker housing and transfer it to the plywood and then place the speaker template and make your pattern. use long bolts and you might have to drill four holes into the rear deck sheetmetal. good luck
Originally posted by aztellez
Yeah the factory connector was a pain
pillage6, I would try my 6x9 setup. And definitley attach your amp to the back of the fold down seat. For some reason it impresses people when they ask "what kinda amp you have?" and you just pull it down and show them.
later,
Jorge
Yeah the factory connector was a pain
pillage6, I would try my 6x9 setup. And definitley attach your amp to the back of the fold down seat. For some reason it impresses people when they ask "what kinda amp you have?" and you just pull it down and show them.
later,
Jorge
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