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OK i know this has been ask a million times, but I just want to compile a list of possible 6x9 speakers that could possibly fit at the rear or an alternative to the 6x9 (e.g. 6 or 6 1/2") that could also fit at the rear that people have used. Please specify brand names and power rating etc...

Thanx :)

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dont get 6x9s. your best bet is to get 6" or 6 and 1/2" coax or splits and amp them. and get a sub or two for bass. amping 6x9s or off the head unit will sound shit and just make you angry and disappointed. if you get a sub or amp anything, amp all of your internal speakers, fronts and rears. dont just amp the rears. if you have to amp on only set amp the fronts, never only the rears.

sure you can do it (get 6x9s) but ive seen people do it and then i show them my 6" coax in the rear (parcel shelf), 6" door splits, 2 x 12" subs in boot and they get devistated by it

even without the subs its shitloads better

much clearer, louder, sharper, more bassy and the speakers fang.

my 2 cents

any good car audio place should be able to recommend spakers / subs per car application but i certainly wouldnt recommend amping 6x9s and i dont even sell car audio stuff

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amping 6x9s is like having a hks 2530 and standard ecu and fuel maps, yeah it will work and give you a fast spool (stock boost), but your not using the turbo to its full pontential. spend the extra 1000 on a new ecu and it will be 348919795485423154 times better you can then run 17psi thru it and you wont get boost cuts, fuel cuts, spikes or any of that crap. of course your fuel pump wil need to match it

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