How do you install speakers, do I need new wire?

I see what your saying but it's going to be a wiring nightmare and very hard to keep it straight and leaves a ton of spots for shorts so the time you save will be spent trying to fix the half@ss wiring job you started just trying to save time.
Not that hard to fix, you know the Left Rear is connected to Left Front and Right Rear is connected to Right Front.

 
Well I actually am just going to power them with my headunit's 22x4 RMS (CEA-2006 compliant). I don't have the spare power with my stock alt/bat to power another amp and to get any decent 4-channel it would be expensive and time consuming to install and install distribution blocks. The fronts take 45w RMS and the rears 35w RMS so at least they'll be getting the majority of their power with my headunit. Either way it's an upgrade from factory speakers I have now, with no headunit. I'm just wanting a bit nicer of a system for an everyday listener, not by any means competitions.

 
Not that hard to fix, you know the Left Rear is connected to Left Front and Right Rear is connected to Right Front.
all the stock wires I have pulled out usually have cheap plugs along the line and I have seen them short out/corrode with the stock system in, imagine how frustrating that could be if your also second guessing your own wiring. not arguing your method I just don't like factory harnesses.

 
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