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Replacing overhead speakers
How easy is it and should i take it somewhere or should i do it my self? I looked up in there yeaterday and it was just a simple comnect like the door wiring
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Easy as pie jump right on in there!
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Three torx screws, pull the speaker out, unplug it and its out. You can either buy harnesses ($10 a pair) or just cut the factory connectors off and plug them into the new speaker.
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I added new Alpine components to the bar. Super easy!!! Don't forget polyfil. Makes a HUGE difference.
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Originally Posted by CosmicWrangler
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I added new Alpine components to the bar. Super easy!!! Don't forget polyfil. Makes a HUGE difference.
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It's very easy.... as stated, 3 screws, speaker pops out and there is a plug/harness - just unplug it, simple as that.
What speakers do you plan on getting? I have the Kicker 6 1/2's for the front and rear and they are pretty darn good if you ask me. Also the fact that I have a Kenwood head unit which I'm sure helps a whole hell of a lot too, haha. |
Originally Posted by PhotoWrangler
(Post 3224326)
Without an amp?
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Yes i plan on getting 61/2 kickers and i have apioneer head unit. But do i need an amp?
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Like everyone eles is saying its very easy I bought some Polk audios 6 1/2 from amazon. aAttachment 370470nd poly fil from Wal-Mart ,
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Originally Posted by Jeepkid850
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Yes i plan on getting 61/2 kickers and i have apioneer head unit. But do i need an amp?
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