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<blockquote data-quote="voltagexdt" data-source="post: 7930161" data-attributes="member: 645815">[quote name=&#039;&amp;gt;&amp;gt;SQLSecond while summing hte front channels (neg from on side pos from other) may work but I do not think it is worth the risk to your headunit.What you should do is pull the 4x10 out of there, use the speaker on 1/4 plywood to make a template.&nbsp; Cut out the 1/4 plywood to fit 2 - 4&quot; or 2 - 5.25&quot; drivers in the same spot the 4x10 went.Now you can run stereo front and rear and I think it will sound better.[/quote&#039;]Maybe you should hang out for a while before you start posting.. Did you say plywood?<img src="http://images.sc1.netdna-cdn.com/D/Speaker-Adapters-BKUSB80-detailed-image.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />OP, thats a $3 adapter..&nbsp; allows for 2&nbsp; &nbsp; 3.5&quot; speaks.Course you could just go with plywood.. then seal it so the sun doesnt warp it.. then somehow make it look good.. but 1/4&quot; plywood with very little surface area will most likely crack before warp.and my math might be rusty but if you have a 4&quot; speaker how would one fit a 5.25&quot; speaker in the same area? much less 2..&nbsp; isnt that 5 x 10.5&quot;&nbsp; in a 4x10 spot..just me i guess.course im just a noob here.but id do it right and grab the adapter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="voltagexdt, post: 7930161, member: 645815"] [quote name='>>SQL Second while summing hte front channels (neg from on side pos from other) may work but I do not think it is worth the risk to your headunit. What you should do is pull the 4x10 out of there, use the speaker on 1/4 plywood to make a template. Cut out the 1/4 plywood to fit 2 - 4" or 2 - 5.25" drivers in the same spot the 4x10 went. Now you can run stereo front and rear and I think it will sound better.[/quote'] Maybe you should hang out for a while before you start posting.. Did you say plywood? [IMG]http://images.sc1.netdna-cdn.com/D/Speaker-Adapters-BKUSB80-detailed-image.jpg[/IMG] OP, thats a $3 adapter.. allows for 2 3.5" speaks. Course you could just go with plywood.. then seal it so the sun doesnt warp it.. then somehow make it look good.. but 1/4" plywood with very little surface area will most likely crack before warp. and my math might be rusty but if you have a 4" speaker how would one fit a 5.25" speaker in the same area? much less 2.. isnt that 5 x 10.5" in a 4x10 spot.. just me i guess. course im just a noob here. but id do it right and grab the adapter. [/QUOTE]

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