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<blockquote data-quote="James Coyle" data-source="post: 8343745" data-attributes="member: 663168">Hey everyone. Sometime in the near-ish future I&#039;m going to be deadening my front doors OR amping them.I have Infinity Reference 6502ix in both doors. They handle 60 watts RMS.Currently I have no deadener anywhere at all, and they are also running on a Pioneer DEH-X66BT which puts out 17 watts RMS per channel.I would like to know what you guys recommend. Which should I do first? What amp do you recommend? What deadener?I am not going to go cheap on materials. I am still in high school with a very busy schedule between work and school but have the ability to do both projects myself so no money will be spent on installation. This to say, if need be, I will come up with the money if it takes me a couple weeks extra or whatever because I am not willing to compromise quality with expense, I want the stuff that won&#039;t melt lol.I drive a 1996 Toyota 4Runner if anyone has had experience with this vehicle before.Sorry if there are any formatting errors, I&#039;m on mobile.Also, I&#039;m not going to worry about the rear at all right now (I know, I know, it&#039;s usefull for a complete fill). I&#039;m just not too worried about it right now since this is just a vehicle I use for school and work and rarely has people riding in the back.Thanks everyone and hope you all had fantastic holidays.James</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James Coyle, post: 8343745, member: 663168"] Hey everyone. Sometime in the near-ish future I'm going to be deadening my front doors OR amping them. I have Infinity Reference 6502ix in both doors. They handle 60 watts RMS. Currently I have no deadener anywhere at all, and they are also running on a Pioneer DEH-X66BT which puts out 17 watts RMS per channel. I would like to know what you guys recommend. Which should I do first? What amp do you recommend? What deadener? I am not going to go cheap on materials. I am still in high school with a very busy schedule between work and school but have the ability to do both projects myself so no money will be spent on installation. This to say, if need be, I will come up with the money if it takes me a couple weeks extra or whatever because I am not willing to compromise quality with expense, I want the stuff that won't melt lol. I drive a 1996 Toyota 4Runner if anyone has had experience with this vehicle before. Sorry if there are any formatting errors, I'm on mobile. Also, I'm not going to worry about the rear at all right now (I know, I know, it's usefull for a complete fill). I'm just not too worried about it right now since this is just a vehicle I use for school and work and rarely has people riding in the back. Thanks everyone and hope you all had fantastic holidays. James [/QUOTE]

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