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<blockquote data-quote="budahbuddy803" data-source="post: 4091284" data-attributes="member: 566041">I would for sure get baffles for the 6x9&quot; hole to get a 6.5&quot; mid in there. 6.5&quot; set of components is way better than most if not any set of 6x9&quot; coaxils. When you say 300 on speakers is the amp, and or deadening included? If you give a full budget for a front stage it would be easier. If you deaden the doors and have comps running off of an amp i think you as the driver would be a lot happier than with 4 coaxils on an amp. If you are concerned with the passengers in the back seat then throw a pair of coaxils or just keep the stock speakers and run them off the HU.So probably$90 on RSDs$134 or what ever on Apline amp bridgedand then rest on deadening and wires.If you still have some cash maybe $80 for revs in the back??That is just a pretty **** good budget front stage. If you have more money go with a better set of comps and a bigger amp.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="budahbuddy803, post: 4091284, member: 566041"] I would for sure get baffles for the 6x9" hole to get a 6.5" mid in there. 6.5" set of components is way better than most if not any set of 6x9" coaxils. When you say 300 on speakers is the amp, and or deadening included? If you give a full budget for a front stage it would be easier. If you deaden the doors and have comps running off of an amp i think you as the driver would be a lot happier than with 4 coaxils on an amp. If you are concerned with the passengers in the back seat then throw a pair of coaxils or just keep the stock speakers and run them off the HU. So probably $90 on RSDs $134 or what ever on Apline amp bridged and then rest on deadening and wires. If you still have some cash maybe $80 for revs in the back?? That is just a pretty **** good budget front stage. If you have more money go with a better set of comps and a bigger amp. [/QUOTE]

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