GorTT

I doubt it. I have a tendency to break things!

GorTT

It does sound like they're just old and the cone has failed, imo.

GorTT

did you do a write-up, or is there any way I can get p/n's?

GorTT

I see now!

willywoody

local shop put in a boston acoustics amp and speakers and i kept the headunit. used a gt-40 amp and pro series in front sl series in back in my 06 coupe. i did not have the bose upgrade on my soundsystem. sighting the amp was a little difficult but it ended up in a space within the wall of the hatch. the main problem they had with the speakers is that the oem grill openings are very small for the speaker size and i was bottoming out my speakers against the door panels with crazy vibration. a little more dynamat fixed that. i would consider having new speakers grills put in if sound quality is paramount over stock appearance.

That damn Dan

same setup I ended up with. cept I went with 2 Focal Utopia 5WS subs

GranTT MN

The space is the limiting factor IMO. The punch is infinitely better than the OE.

GranTT MN

Just had to remove the OE speakers from the brackets and drill two new holes in the bracket for the new speakers.

The front Boston Acoustics took a little customizing since they are component and the crossover had to be installed. There is a write-up on my website.

The new rear Boston Acoustics are 5 1/4" components and were definitely not "drop-ins". I'll be updating the speaker/amp write-up eventually.

Grant

GorTT

I'll check that out; I wouldn't mind the stock HU, but then again I have the tape player which is pretty much worthless.

dascsh

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6.5" Polk Separates Front
6.5" Polk Rear
Kicker 350.4 Amp for power

2 Kicker 12 CompVRs
Powered by MTX 7801 Monoblock Amp

JVC Arsenal Series Headunit with SD Card

False floor in back for amps, Fiberglass sub enclosure