Visonik

[blong131 10+ year member]

haha that amp is HUGE!

 

[SilverSquared 10+ year member]

Hey, I'd rock it over nothin.

 

[GbJordanC911 10+ year member]

ill probly give it a few days causei LUVVVVVVVVVV bass.

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

Should be 4x6 in the front doors, 6x9 in the back.

 

[BassBallin]

oh visonik

 

[GbJordanC911 10+ year member]

yep thnx deja...

i was thinking soundstream sst4.6 for the front n sst6.5 for the back

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

yep thnx deja...
i was thinking soundstream sst4.6 for the front n sst6.5 for the back

I wouldn't run SS speakers.... just some friendly advice.

Check out the Alpine and Pioneer REV coaxs:

4x6

6x9

If you're going to amp them, a clean 4x50-75w rms would do them (and you) nicely.

Another option if you can:

Make a 4x6 -> 6" baffle out of MDF and use the RSd6cs components. Amp them with a clean 2x120-150w rms and forget the rear speakers since you'll have subs. Take out the 6x9's and let the subs vent into the cabin through the speaker openings.

 

[PremierAudio 10+ year member]

^ Good advice there. And for the record a small box is not bad. It just changes the acoustical characteristics.

 

[GbJordanC911 10+ year member]

I wouldn't run SS speakers.... just some friendly advice.
Check out the Alpine and Pioneer REV coaxs:

4x6

6x9

If you're going to amp them, a clean 4x50-75w rms would do them (and you) nicely.

Another option if you can:

Make a 4x6 -> 6" baffle out of MDF and use the RSd6cs components. Amp them with a clean 2x120-150w rms and forget the rear speakers since you'll have subs. Take out the 6x9's and let the subs vent into the cabin through the speaker openings.

sorry im new to car audio...what do u mean baffle?

 

[tbasile1 10+ year member]

I wouldn't run SS speakers.... just some friendly advice.
Check out the Alpine and Pioneer REV coaxs:

4x6

6x9

If you're going to amp them, a clean 4x50-75w rms would do them (and you) nicely.

Another option if you can:

Make a 4x6 -> 6" baffle out of MDF and use the RSd6cs components. Amp them with a clean 2x120-150w rms and forget the rear speakers since you'll have subs. Take out the 6x9's and let the subs vent into the cabin through the speaker openings.

x3!!!!!!

Revs are a good choice, so are the RSds if u make a baffle

 

[DejaWiz 5,000+ posts]

sorry im new to car audio...what do u mean baffle?

An adapter.

Take out a stock 4x6.

Set it upside-down (cone down) on a piece of MDF.

Trace around the speaker and mark the mounting holes.

Remove the 4x9 and place the 6" speaker inside the 4x6 tracing.

Trace the 6" speaker and mark the mounting holes.

Cut the outside of the 4x6 tracing away and drill out the mounting holes.

---note: you may have to enlarge the dimensions before you cut so that there is enough MDF for the 6" speaker to mount and be supported.

Cut the inside of the 6" tracing away and drill out the mounting holes.

There ya go!

 

[GbJordanC911 10+ year member]

i was looking at crutchfield and they have baffles for sale...is the size they say on the baffle the size that fits in it?