Im ok with the 6.5s in the doors, but i dont think they will put out much bass in the rear. Is there any way to put 6x9s in the back? I know there are adapters for other speaker sizes...just cant find one for 6.5 to 6x9. I will eventually get some subs...so i guess it really wouldnt matter...but until then.
Previous owner had sony xplod 6x9s, the same that are sold in walmart jarred into the slots but i want something that wont rattle when the music is up. I tried to remove them to see what size the holes were and ended up breaking the tweeters off the speakers.
I believe it is, you would have to do some cutting though to make it fit. Its easier to get some nice 6.5s. some of them can push out some bass - especially when you go into 2 and 3 way models.
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Thats good, if your putting in subwoofers anyway it drowns out the back speakers, so you can put a cheaper/older pair back there.
When I got new door speakers I migrated the older aftermarket door speakers into the rear
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99 SL2- 1.9 DOHC -Auto to Manual swap - LUK clutch + Press. Plate - SPS big bore throttle body - AEM Short Ram intake - OBX Header + Magnaflow High flow cat + Resonator, Flowmaster Super 40 - Sony head unit, Polk Audio speakers front - pioneers rear, 12" Kicker L7 @ 600 watts - H & R sport springs
1 trans down @ 119k - onto manual trans # 2!
Revived Thanksgiving day 2012 - fresh motor build with used trans w/ 60k
6.5 to 6x9 possible?
