How do I change speaker size in my car?
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I have a '99 chevy suburban. I recently blew out my front left speaker. My speakers are 6 and 1/2's. Is there a way to make it so i can put bigger speakers in?
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I might be getting 2 speakers, a sub, and an amp I am looking at getting a 4 channel amp. 2 channels for the front speakers, and 2 bridged channels for the single sub. My question is, nearly every amp has an RMS beginning at 50 at the VERY LEAST, the...
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4 channel amps aren't usually designed to run to Subwoofer, because the power ratings aren't usually...
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This is driving me crazy!! I own a 2006 Town Car Signature with the standard CD / Tape player with 4 speaker setup looking to upgrade to a different system. Depending on where you check and who you ask, every body has a different answer for the size...
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When I'm replacing bad speakers and ordering new ones off the web, how can I make sure that the mount holes on the replacement speakers are the same exact spacing as the mount screws on my car? If (just as a nice round number - not the actual size that...
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My car's stock speaker size is 6 3/4 but I bought 6 1/2 speakers and they are just a bit too big. Is there a bracket adapter of some sort that I can use to make them fit? Helpful answers are much appreciated. ;D
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What kind of car is it? Sometimes you can cut around it, but of course not in a new car. Take them back...
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Do I have to change the stock car speaker if i put a new 12"sub?
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No; it's not necessary to change the stock speakers if you're happy with their sound quality. The subwoofer...
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I have a 2008 Chevy Impala and it has 2 tweeters in the front above the dash sort of on the frame of the car and i cant find out what size they are, if you could tell me where to find out or how to pull the pannel off or even what size they are that...
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If you use tires which change the diameter significantly, the speedometer won't register the accurate...
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Specifications for speaker size of a 2003 Chevy Impala Front: 6-3/4" Rear: 6" x 9" Front...
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It depends on the vehicle. Most factory amplifiers can handle an after-market speaker without a problem...
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