Strongest Rear Speakers?
#1
Strongest Rear Speakers?
Whats the strongest rear speakers that you guys have been able to fit in the back panels behind our seats. I know we can cut them out and fit some 4.5's or 5.25's, but I want to make sure I can find a 5.25" speaker whose magnet wont be too big for that back panel because of the metal pieces behind it. Whats the strongest speakers you've fit there so far? I have 2 more channels on my amp just begging to connect a pair of 100 watt rms rears to it...
btw, I did a search and couldnt find much useful info on the rear speakers, and no, i dont want to consider spods.
thanks
btw, I did a search and couldnt find much useful info on the rear speakers, and no, i dont want to consider spods.
thanks
#3
is that metal there very much to help in the stiffening of the chasis? I have a pair of 6.5 infinity's from my old integra that would work perfect but i'd have to cut quite a bit of that metal out...
#4
Why not just add a spacer that would go in-front of the plastic panel? This would allow for more space and not have to cut much metal, if any at all. Considering the angle behind the seats, a half-inch or even a one-inch spacer should fit fine, even with the seat to the most rear position. Just an idea.
I have 5.25 inch Kenwoods in the rear plastic panels that help the overall sound, but could be much better. When I upgrade to a new Alpine HU in the very near future, I plan on installing 6.5" components in the rear panels.
I have 5.25 inch Kenwoods in the rear plastic panels that help the overall sound, but could be much better. When I upgrade to a new Alpine HU in the very near future, I plan on installing 6.5" components in the rear panels.
#5
If you're going to install 6.5's your going to have to trim some of the metal away assuming they have any kind of a useful magnet. A spacer might work but it will force your seat to sit off that much further.
#6
I am running to MB Quart Premium 5.25's in the back panels. I didn't use lucids I just looked at his at then cut my own. I didn't have to trim any metal at all and they are taking 75w a peice from a JL 300/4 and it really rounded out the system.
#7
Originally Posted by spoiled@21' date='Feb 12 2005, 10:25 AM
I am running to MB Quart Premium 5.25's in the back panels. I didn't use lucids I just looked at his at then cut my own. I didn't have to trim any metal at all and they are taking 75w a peice from a JL 300/4 and it really rounded out the system.
I have the JBL "Power Series" 5.25 2-way powered by the JL 300/4 rounded the system out very nicely.....especially with top down driving.................
the magnet hit the metal bracket a bit.......trimming was not difficult at all.
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