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<blockquote data-quote="Yrrkoon" data-source="post: 145358" data-attributes="member: 546390">good suggestions.. more stuff i&#039;d add:doing the install yourself or paying someone else? Be patient as mentioned above. Get suggestions from others as well as car audio stores. What would they do? What if you spent more what would they recommend? listen to their recommendations and form your own opinions. People prefer different types of sounds so trust your own judgement over everyone else&#039;s.Once you think you&#039;ve found some you like, go to ebay and do a search for those speakers. You can save a ton buying them there and it will likely allow you to buy MUCH better then you first thought. Same goes for amps and h/u.. search ebay, post on caraudio.com and similar forums to find the best possible price. Once you get your gear have someone install it (find out what they&#039;ll charge ahead of time) or do it yourself. Sometimes stuff is easy to install using adapters from crutchfied and sometimes you&#039;ll want to pay someone if it&#039;s a lot of work.As mentioned above, the more time/pateince you put into your research the more satisfied you&#039;ll be with the end product. It can truly make a big difference..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yrrkoon, post: 145358, member: 546390"] good suggestions.. more stuff i'd add: doing the install yourself or paying someone else? Be patient as mentioned above. Get suggestions from others as well as car audio stores. What would they do? What if you spent more what would they recommend? listen to their recommendations and form your own opinions. People prefer different types of sounds so trust your own judgement over everyone else's. Once you think you've found some you like, go to ebay and do a search for those speakers. You can save a ton buying them there and it will likely allow you to buy MUCH better then you first thought. Same goes for amps and h/u.. search ebay, post on caraudio.com and similar forums to find the best possible price. Once you get your gear have someone install it (find out what they'll charge ahead of time) or do it yourself. Sometimes stuff is easy to install using adapters from crutchfied and sometimes you'll want to pay someone if it's a lot of work. As mentioned above, the more time/pateince you put into your research the more satisfied you'll be with the end product. It can truly make a big difference.. [/QUOTE]

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