Rear speakers

goon

Senior member
 Swansea
The small 4" items got a pair of alpine to replace them is it an easy job,what interior trim has to be removed.
 
Have you considered putting them in the doors instead? But if you have a basic audio, not sure the wires are there. I think it would even be worth running wires, sort of a waste behind the headrests.
 
taking doors apart is not my idea of fun,they rarely go back correctly clips snap,poor water sealing etc,in my experience leave doors alone.
 
Real pig of a job,decided to put 6x9 sreakers in the cubby holes instead like the top system,will probably need grilles or covers to hide them and run cables direct from head unit.
 
goon said:
taking doors apart is not my idea of fun,they rarely go back correctly clips snap,poor water sealing etc,in my experience leave doors alone.

Easy job to remove door panels see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Djgcv-VpCW8
 
goon said:
Real pig of a job,decided to put 6x9 sreakers in the cubby holes instead like the top system,will probably need grilles or covers to hide them and run cables direct from head unit.
I don't think head unit will have enough power to drive a good set of 6x9s so tap off the two small rear speakers and put amp it boot to drive them as i have done!!
 
Head unit JVC has 50w output thats enough I think,have some 6.5" 3way in garage will try those first as a cheap solution.
 
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