I have been hunting around on Google and a bunch of Ford websites for this information, but so far am finding very little that's any actual help.
In the next few days I plan to order new speakers for my truck (2000 F150) and at the moment have settled on 4 coaxials (Infinity Kappa's) to go in both front and rear. However, I know that components will give me a better sound than coaxials, so have been debating spending 3/4 of my budget on front components, and then 1/4 on some coaxials for rear fill. So my questions are:
1) I don't want the tweeter visible, I want to retain the stock look (and don't want any holes drilled/cut in my dash/doors) so can anyone tell me if there is space in the stock speaker locations in a 2000 F150 to fit a 5x7 component (woofer, tweeter and crossover).
2) With the component (tweeter and woofer) in the door like that, will I still notice a difference between a component and a decent coaxial?
3) Are the Alpine Type R components any good? vs Infinity Reference?
Thanks.
In the next few days I plan to order new speakers for my truck (2000 F150) and at the moment have settled on 4 coaxials (Infinity Kappa's) to go in both front and rear. However, I know that components will give me a better sound than coaxials, so have been debating spending 3/4 of my budget on front components, and then 1/4 on some coaxials for rear fill. So my questions are:
1) I don't want the tweeter visible, I want to retain the stock look (and don't want any holes drilled/cut in my dash/doors) so can anyone tell me if there is space in the stock speaker locations in a 2000 F150 to fit a 5x7 component (woofer, tweeter and crossover).
2) With the component (tweeter and woofer) in the door like that, will I still notice a difference between a component and a decent coaxial?
3) Are the Alpine Type R components any good? vs Infinity Reference?
Thanks.