Anyone compared good 4" to good 5" or 6" spkrs in the front?

Beals · 07-14-2009, 03:22 AM

That'll be a pain in the ass to install anything bigger then 4" in the front though. I have an 87 and I bought 4" alpine type S that bolted right into the front took me maybe 2 minutes. They sound awesome even with my sub going. The back on the other hand was a pain in the ass either way, they come with 5" speakers but no one makes those anymore. So you either have to go with smaller 4" that bolt right in or cut a bigger hole for your 5 1/4". But personally if you want big speakers, I'd just get 6x9's and a build a box for them in the back. That way you'll get the best sound. Any new 2 way speaker is pretty clear because their running at much higher amperage then the stock ones.

07-14-2009, 03:22 AM	#2
Beals Intake Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Canada, Alberta Posts: 32	That'll be a pain in the ass to install anything bigger then 4" in the front though. I have an 87 and I bought 4" alpine type S that bolted right into the front took me maybe 2 minutes. They sound awesome even with my sub going. The back on the other hand was a pain in the ass either way, they come with 5" speakers but no one makes those anymore. So you either have to go with smaller 4" that bolt right in or cut a bigger hole for your 5 1/4". But personally if you want big speakers, I'd just get 6x9's and a build a box for them in the back. That way you'll get the best sound. Any new 2 way speaker is pretty clear because their running at much higher amperage then the stock ones. Last edited by Beals; 07-15-2009 at 06:28 PM.