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<blockquote data-quote="Brandon Ivie" data-source="post: 8881030" data-attributes="member: 692048"><p>Check the impedance (ohms) of the stock speakers. They are probably 4 or 2 ohms. If they're 2 ohms then replacing them with aftermarket speakers may result in less "loud" since most aftermarket speakers are 4 ohms. Lower ohms = more wattage from amp (generally). If they are in fact 2 ohms then you'll probably want to replace them with 2 ohm speakers, but there aren't many options out there. Off the top of my head I know that <a href="https://www.designer-motorsports.com/categories/shop-by-brand/jbl/speakers.html?sort=priceasc" target="_blank">JBL</a> makes 3 ohm speakers which would be closer. </p><p>Coaxial design would be fine. Going with a component set gives you more "tunability" and potentially more clarity, better response.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brandon Ivie, post: 8881030, member: 692048"] Check the impedance (ohms) of the stock speakers. They are probably 4 or 2 ohms. If they're 2 ohms then replacing them with aftermarket speakers may result in less "loud" since most aftermarket speakers are 4 ohms. Lower ohms = more wattage from amp (generally). If they are in fact 2 ohms then you'll probably want to replace them with 2 ohm speakers, but there aren't many options out there. Off the top of my head I know that [URL='https://www.designer-motorsports.com/categories/shop-by-brand/jbl/speakers.html?sort=priceasc']JBL[/URL] makes 3 ohm speakers which would be closer. Coaxial design would be fine. Going with a component set gives you more "tunability" and potentially more clarity, better response. [/QUOTE]
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