Rear Speakers (BackSeats)

[BadLiLBowtie]

I am looking to replace the speakers in the backseat side (inthe pillar) with some new speakers as they are blown. Is the size 6.5 or 6.5S (6.75)?

Thanks :cool:

[96firebird311]

6.75, but you can't just replace the speakers if you have the monsoon system.

[BadLiLBowtie]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by 96firebird311:
6.75, but you can't just replace the speakers if you have the monsoon system.<hr></blockquote>yeah, I don't have monsoon. I found out the shipping on thespeakers I was gonna buy was WAYYY high so I don't think I'm gonna buy them. :(

[youngcamarokid]

May I just suggest that you replace all 4 of your blown front speakers before you buy new ones for the rear....

[BadLiLBowtie]

that is the plan sir [img]tongue.gif[/img] but I also plan on doing the backs around the same time. and for that I need to know the size ;)

[christopher h]

yu can use 6.5 all the way around. I have some 6.5 Alpine Type S speakers if you are interested. they were in my camaro for about 4 days before someone totalled it....

[T-Punk]

dude check ebay. a cheap pair of infinity reference's run i want to say 30-50$ for the coax. not bad as stock replacements but not competition speakers. since you dont have the monsoon their is no prob. ;)

[missing2cylinders]

whats the problem with the moonsoon in this application?

[bluev6]

the problem is how the monsoon amp is wired to the headunit, its all kinky for this reason that they are harder to replace, but its easy if you take everything out and put in all new speakers with a dif amp.

[96firebird311]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by bluev6:
the problem is how the monsoon amp is wired to the headunit, its all kinky for this reason that they are harder to replace, but its easy if you take everything out and put in all new speakers with a dif amp.<hr></blockquote> How the amp is wired to the head unit has nothing to do with this problem..... or any problem for that matter. #1 The monsoon amp outputs a crazy amount of distortion. Basically, it's just a plain POS. #2 All the speakers are (or wired to be) a 2 ohm load. 99% of aftermarket speakers are 4 ohm. Double resistence, half the power. HOWEVER, recently a thread had been posted by our buddy Rogue Leader stating that he has figured out a way to replace ONLY the stock speakers. Yes my friends, our 2 ohm battle may be coming to an end....
:D

[bluev6]

my bad :rolleyes: :(