what to replace the rear 8's with?
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what to replace the rear 8's with?
I have decided for now I can live without real subs. I have replaced all the speakers except the rear deck.
what I want to do is just get some better speakers in there and run the 8 speaker system like it is now.
I have a 4 channel Kappa Infinity I am going to run it all off. right now I am just running it off a good Pioneer Premier 860mp.
when I install the amp its going to kill them cheap oem speakers.
what I want to do is just get some better speakers in there and run the 8 speaker system like it is now.
I have a 4 channel Kappa Infinity I am going to run it all off. right now I am just running it off a good Pioneer Premier 860mp.
when I install the amp its going to kill them cheap oem speakers.
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similar setup
I decided ther same thing.
The rear 8's are an oddball speaker: They are 8" (-ish) but they are mounted on a risen platform bracket so the hole in the deck is the size of a 6.5" (like a cone with the point down - its wider up higher).
If you are using the factory wiring harness, remember these are wired in parallel with the rear door. In the stock arrangement they are both 8 ohm speakers in parallel, delivering 4 ohm impedance to the head unit.
The rear 8's are an oddball speaker: They are 8" (-ish) but they are mounted on a risen platform bracket so the hole in the deck is the size of a 6.5" (like a cone with the point down - its wider up higher).
If you are using the factory wiring harness, remember these are wired in parallel with the rear door. In the stock arrangement they are both 8 ohm speakers in parallel, delivering 4 ohm impedance to the head unit.
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I decided ther same thing.
The rear 8's are an oddball speaker: They are 8" (-ish) but they are mounted on a risen platform bracket so the hole in the deck is the size of a 6.5" (like a cone with the point down - its wider up higher).
If you are using the factory wiring harness, remember these are wired in parallel with the rear door. In the stock arrangement they are both 8 ohm speakers in parallel, delivering 4 ohm impedance to the head unit.
The rear 8's are an oddball speaker: They are 8" (-ish) but they are mounted on a risen platform bracket so the hole in the deck is the size of a 6.5" (like a cone with the point down - its wider up higher).
If you are using the factory wiring harness, remember these are wired in parallel with the rear door. In the stock arrangement they are both 8 ohm speakers in parallel, delivering 4 ohm impedance to the head unit.
I have replaced all the doors with some other aftermarket 4ohm drivers.
what did you end up using in the rear?
Parts Express has a lot of options. So does Madisound
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The doors were 8 ohm also, When run in parallel they add up to the 4 ohm the HU sees.
I replaced my doors with 4 ohm speakers and left the 8's in the deck (parcel shelf). That way its a 4 and an 8 in parallel which gives 3.667 ohm. I installed an amp that is stable down to 2 ohm and it works great.
I still havent decided what to use but so far Im ok with leaving the 8" deck speakers
I replaced my doors with 4 ohm speakers and left the 8's in the deck (parcel shelf). That way its a 4 and an 8 in parallel which gives 3.667 ohm. I installed an amp that is stable down to 2 ohm and it works great.
I still havent decided what to use but so far Im ok with leaving the 8" deck speakers
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