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<blockquote data-quote="knocturnaldrive" data-source="post: 455358" data-attributes="member: 554656">Is your Head Unit Stock? If so, get a new one, unless it pumps out at least 40x4.Your not getting any thump because your speakers are too small, i&#039;d go with some nice 6x9&#039;s, but you might need to modify the rear deck, and since your door panels probably have small stock holes, i&#039;d go with Kickers, there is a tutorial on this web site one how to build them. Because your not going to get much bass out of the door panel if you have tiny speakers in them.One more thing, Your door panels shouldn&#039;t over power your rear speakers, because your rear can go with bigger speakers and they have alot more air behind them to get more thump, you system would probably be better even if all you did was put your front speakers in the back, and the back to the front.your speakers sound like there low in power too, which might be because you only have what your deck is pumping out, One option you have if you unit has preouts, is get a 50x4 rms amp, and that way you don&#039;t have to change you unit if your not confident in doing it, but they cost about as much as a unit these days, and they pump out the same amount of power, so it&#039;s up to you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="knocturnaldrive, post: 455358, member: 554656"] Is your Head Unit Stock? If so, get a new one, unless it pumps out at least 40x4. Your not getting any thump because your speakers are too small, i'd go with some nice 6x9's, but you might need to modify the rear deck, and since your door panels probably have small stock holes, i'd go with Kickers, there is a tutorial on this web site one how to build them. Because your not going to get much bass out of the door panel if you have tiny speakers in them. One more thing, Your door panels shouldn't over power your rear speakers, because your rear can go with bigger speakers and they have alot more air behind them to get more thump, you system would probably be better even if all you did was put your front speakers in the back, and the back to the front. your speakers sound like there low in power too, which might be because you only have what your deck is pumping out, One option you have if you unit has preouts, is get a 50x4 rms amp, and that way you don't have to change you unit if your not confident in doing it, but they cost about as much as a unit these days, and they pump out the same amount of power, so it's up to you. [/QUOTE]

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