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<blockquote data-quote="bikinpunk" data-source="post: 3462751" data-attributes="member: 568114">hmmmm....Well, in this case we&#039;re ruling out an active setup.1. So, you&#039;re looking for a good set of comps, maybe?2. OR you&#039;re looking for some small &quot;subs&quot; to mount to your rear deck.If it&#039;s 1, then you need something to fit up front and you&#039;ll want to deaden your doors like no other.If it&#039;s 2, then you&#039;re looking at keeping your current front stage setup and replacing rear with a good set of IB midbasses.&nbsp; If 6.5 is all you can fit back there y ou may have some trouble finding the appropriate speaker.What kind of music do you listen to the most?&nbsp; Are you looking for throbbing midbass or just a little something more in between the highs &amp;amp; lows?What kind of budget do you have?IF it were me, AND my budget could sustain the extra work it would take to do it; I&#039;d try to find a good set of comps to put up front and forget about rears completely.&nbsp; Take some money ($100 or so) and use that to buy some deadener and get a proper install on your front doors.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bikinpunk, post: 3462751, member: 568114"] hmmmm.... Well, in this case we're ruling out an active setup. 1. So, you're looking for a good set of comps, maybe? 2. OR you're looking for some small "subs" to mount to your rear deck. If it's 1, then you need something to fit up front and you'll want to deaden your doors like no other. If it's 2, then you're looking at keeping your current front stage setup and replacing rear with a good set of IB midbasses. If 6.5 is all you can fit back there y ou may have some trouble finding the appropriate speaker. What kind of music do you listen to the most? Are you looking for throbbing midbass or just a little something more in between the highs & lows? What kind of budget do you have? IF it were me, AND my budget could sustain the extra work it would take to do it; I'd try to find a good set of comps to put up front and forget about rears completely. Take some money ($100 or so) and use that to buy some deadener and get a proper install on your front doors. [/QUOTE]

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