I plan on buying this kit to replace my factory speakers in my 2005 pontiac sunfire (it is pretty much a chevy cavalier). It is a coupe with a woofer and tweeter on each door, and two woofers above the trunk? Would I be able to use my stock radio and wiring for them? Would I need an amp to power them? Do I need anything else besides the kit and maybe some crimps?
Any decent 300-400 watt 4 channel amp will be fine. I don't know your budget so I can't recommend anything. Don't forget you need the necessary wiring and a loc if using your factory hu.
I would avoid 3 ways as they are mostly garbage unless you get to some real high end ones. For your budget I would recommend using all the money on the front stage.You get a much better return on money spent.
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