What do people think of these for factory replacements?
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What do people think of these for factory replacements?
First off, please let me know if this stuff will fit; I don't have my car with me today so I can't run out and check, but here is what I've researched and the sizes I think are correct... Second, do many people run component speakers? Where do you mount the hardware at? Installation is going to be in a 2000 Camaro Z28. Thanks!
For the doors: Rockford Fosgate P-162S
http://cgi.ebay.com/Rockford-Fosgate...QQcmdZViewItem
Or... RF P-162C
http://cgi.ebay.com/ROCKFORD-FOSGATE...QQcmdZViewItem
For the back seats:
Let me know what you recommend! Thanks everyone
I don't plan on upgrading the hatch speakers..
For the doors: Rockford Fosgate P-162S
http://cgi.ebay.com/Rockford-Fosgate...QQcmdZViewItem
Or... RF P-162C
http://cgi.ebay.com/ROCKFORD-FOSGATE...QQcmdZViewItem
For the back seats:
Let me know what you recommend! Thanks everyone
I don't plan on upgrading the hatch speakers..
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f you plan on running the speakers on an external amp then it would sound amazing. Component speakers usually require more power to run them. If you want to spend the money on an amp I say go for it. If I had the money I would put component speakers in my car. You could mount them in the back ofthe car. I cant remember off hand how much distance there can be between the speaker and its components. Definitely good stuff though. Check out infinity component systems. They rock.