2002 Camaro V6 without Monsoon radio NEED HELP!
05-08-2011, 09:13 PM
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2002 Camaro V6 without Monsoon radio NEED HELP! Ok I have a 2002 Camaro with just the standard radio system with the CD player but no monsoon sound system and I was wondering what size speakers and what kind do they take? I know the monsoon have components and subs and and all that in it but what about the stock systems with no monsoon system? I am trying to replace my speakers cause the two front speakers are blown plus I want it to sound better.
I just want to replace the speakers but keep the factory head unit, I am thinking of putting kickers DS65 in them, does anyone know if kickers sound good?
I just want to replace the speakers but keep the factory head unit, I am thinking of putting kickers DS65 in them, does anyone know if kickers sound good?
05-08-2011, 09:37 PM
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I did read them and everything I found was based on the monsoon audio system and I dont have that and want to know the difference between the two, cause I want to replace my speakers but don't know if they use components or just regular midrange speakers.
05-09-2011, 01:39 AM
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If I'm not mistaken, the non-Monsoon systems have all full-range speakers. No components. I know the doors are 6.5", and if it has sail panels they are also 6.5", and the rear hatch speakers would be 4". I'm not sure if it has all of those, or if I'm right. But it's a starting point if nothing else.
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If I'm not mistaken, the non-Monsoon systems have all full-range speakers. No components. I know the doors are 6.5", and if it has sail panels they are also 6.5", and the rear hatch speakers would be 4". I'm not sure if it has all of those, or if I'm right. But it's a starting point if nothing else.
05-09-2011, 07:54 AM
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The base (non-Monsoon) audio system used four full-range 6.5" speakers mounted in the doors and the sail panels. There was no external amplifier and all four channels were run directly from the head unit. I believe the sail panel speakers were GM's so-called "extended range" speakers which were 10-ohm but you can use ordinary 4-ohm speakers as replacements in both the doors and the sail panels.
05-09-2011, 08:43 PM
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The base (non-Monsoon) audio system used four full-range 6.5" speakers mounted in the doors and the sail panels. There was no external amplifier and all four channels were run directly from the head unit. I believe the sail panel speakers were GM's so-called "extended range" speakers which were 10-ohm but you can use ordinary 4-ohm speakers as replacements in both the doors and the sail panels.
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05-10-2011, 07:17 AM
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No rewiring is required. Even if you go with an aftermarket head unit you still wouldn't have to rewire - just get the harness adapter and the aftermarket HU will plug into the factory harness.
You will have to do some wire patching to connect the aftermarket speakers because they don't come with factory connectors on them.
You will have to do some wire patching to connect the aftermarket speakers because they don't come with factory connectors on them.
