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<blockquote data-quote="shady" data-source="post: 916778" data-attributes="member: 561307">Ok.&nbsp; First off, I have a &#039;92 Toyota Pickup SR5 Extended Cab.I have a 500W 2-channel Kenwood Amplifier that I bought a few years ago.I have been doing a little browsing for speakers and I think I have found the two sets that I want to install.&nbsp; In the back, I would like to put in rockford fosgate 6 x 9 3-ways (T1693C is the product number) they have an RMS of 110W and a peak of 220W.&nbsp; I know that I&#039;ll either have to buy a box or custom fit them.In the front, I was thinking of putting Rockford Fosgate 4&quot; T142C&#039;s.&nbsp; They only have an RMS of 40W and a peak of 80W.I was wondering if I should hook the two 6x9&#039;s to the amp and the 4 inchers to the head unit because of their low RMS, or if I should hook them all up to the amplifier.Any help or insight would be appreciated.-shady</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shady, post: 916778, member: 561307"] Ok. First off, I have a '92 Toyota Pickup SR5 Extended Cab. I have a 500W 2-channel Kenwood Amplifier that I bought a few years ago. I have been doing a little browsing for speakers and I think I have found the two sets that I want to install. In the back, I would like to put in rockford fosgate 6 x 9 3-ways (T1693C is the product number) they have an RMS of 110W and a peak of 220W. I know that I'll either have to buy a box or custom fit them. In the front, I was thinking of putting Rockford Fosgate 4" T142C's. They only have an RMS of 40W and a peak of 80W. I was wondering if I should hook the two 6x9's to the amp and the 4 inchers to the head unit because of their low RMS, or if I should hook them all up to the amplifier. Any help or insight would be appreciated. -shady [/QUOTE]

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