? about stock GM comps and replacing

[cdr 10+ year member]

I have a 99 c/k chevy 2500 and it has a 6.5" mid and a 1" tweeter in doors both are running 4ohms from headunit or so I think and the tweeter has a capacator on it as a crossover.

My question is concerning how GM splits these signals is there as I am going to be putting a set of Cadence ZX651 coaxial speakers in which I would like to run off stock wiring from head unit (will be amping these speakers down the line). So is the wiring to stock mid full frequency from the head unit? And if so what how do they splice the tweeter in wouldnt this disrupt the ohm load? And if its not a full frequency signal to the mids where can I patch in pre-crossover(or whatever they are using)?

thanks a bunch

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[cdr 10+ year member]

I hate to press a matter like this, so forgive me.

But I need to resolve this issue before I go back to the wholesaler tomorrow afternoon. As I have on my hands one set of 6.5" coax's and some speaker adapters to fit the gm mounts.

any help or adviced greatly appreciated, thank you

 

[crhye250r 10+ year member]

Yes..you will get full signal. The cap for the tweeter filters the sound. You can leave the tweeter in as well. you should see no problems replacing it.

 

[cdr 10+ year member]

ya I was thinking about this last night and I said dope Im an idiot //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

thanks for the reply