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<blockquote data-quote="TrillGates2k6" data-source="post: 8248096" data-attributes="member: 660335"><p>Ok man I&#039;ll bite.&nbsp; Sounds like you just want to upgrade all of your component speakers inside your car.&nbsp; you want them all to be the same size as the factory ones.&nbsp; Chances are you can get away with this without adding an amplifier and sometimes you cannot.&nbsp; Just depends on the type of speakers you purchase.&nbsp; If you&#039;re looking on advice on which ones to purchase, rule of thumb is usually the higher priced speakers typically are gonna sound better.&nbsp; Me personally when it comes to quality sound, I&#039;m partial to INFINITY, but that&#039;s just me.&nbsp; But there are lots of brands that sound good.&nbsp; I think you would need to go and listen to a few different types of speaker brands and see what works for you.&nbsp; But from the looks of it, it seems like you&#039;re just swapping out all of the OEM Factory speakers for Aftermarket ones.&nbsp; Not really a lot to do here.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="TrillGates2k6, post: 8248096, member: 660335"] Ok man I'll bite. Sounds like you just want to upgrade all of your component speakers inside your car. you want them all to be the same size as the factory ones. Chances are you can get away with this without adding an amplifier and sometimes you cannot. Just depends on the type of speakers you purchase. If you're looking on advice on which ones to purchase, rule of thumb is usually the higher priced speakers typically are gonna sound better. Me personally when it comes to quality sound, I'm partial to INFINITY, but that's just me. But there are lots of brands that sound good. I think you would need to go and listen to a few different types of speaker brands and see what works for you. But from the looks of it, it seems like you're just swapping out all of the OEM Factory speakers for Aftermarket ones. Not really a lot to do here. [/QUOTE]

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