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<blockquote data-quote="pbnj22" data-source="post: 7239140" data-attributes="member: 595845">My suggestion is to just amp the front speakers, I have no problems with my sub overpowering my components and I have the stock rears faded right out.What do you have in mind for a budget? Personally I&#039;d look for something around 75w/channel, My type-x&#039;s are rated at 75w but I&#039;m powering them with ~140-150/per channel and they take it like champs.i definately want all four considering its a tiny car (95 camry) lmao and i can hear the back speakers better than i can hear the front anyway from where i sit.&nbsp; as far as budget i was looking to be in around 250 with all wires and harnesses neccisary for the job. i havnt even looked at what ill need to do that yet but it shouldnt be that hard. ive done many installs before.&nbsp; also should i be getting more power than needed so i can not have the amp turned up all the way thus causing distortion and my next build?? lol</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pbnj22, post: 7239140, member: 595845"] My suggestion is to just amp the front speakers, I have no problems with my sub overpowering my components and I have the stock rears faded right out. What do you have in mind for a budget? Personally I'd look for something around 75w/channel, My type-x's are rated at 75w but I'm powering them with ~140-150/per channel and they take it like champs. i definately want all four considering its a tiny car (95 camry) lmao and i can hear the back speakers better than i can hear the front anyway from where i sit. as far as budget i was looking to be in around 250 with all wires and harnesses neccisary for the job. i havnt even looked at what ill need to do that yet but it shouldnt be that hard. ive done many installs before. also should i be getting more power than needed so i can not have the amp turned up all the way thus causing distortion and my next build?? lol [/QUOTE]

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