1999.5 front speaker replacement
10-03-2004, 05:25 PM
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1999.5 front speaker replacement
So these stock speakers are quite possibly the most horrible things I've ever heard in a car.
I just want to pick up some inexpensive replacements on eBay so I can have some decent sounds, instead of the current multi-depth virtuoso fart emulations.
Are there any sizes that will bolt-on or will I need to have custom mounting brackets made?
Any advice would be appreciated.
I just want to pick up some inexpensive replacements on eBay so I can have some decent sounds, instead of the current multi-depth virtuoso fart emulations.
Are there any sizes that will bolt-on or will I need to have custom mounting brackets made?
Any advice would be appreciated.
10-03-2004, 05:40 PM
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Re: I think you will have problems doing that
Can you elucidate?
From what I've read, the stock speakers are 4 ohms. A set of MB Quart 4" RKC110's are also 4 ohms. I don't see how that could be a huge problem, other than the seperate wiring from the tweeter and woofer, but that can easily be fixed.
From what I've read, the stock speakers are 4 ohms. A set of MB Quart 4" RKC110's are also 4 ohms. I don't see how that could be a huge problem, other than the seperate wiring from the tweeter and woofer, but that can easily be fixed.
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