Rear door speaker options....

[meanstrk]

I know that the stock size is 4", but can you space a set of 5.25" speakers in there without issues?

I am trying to finish getting my componants picked out for a system for this car (2003 sedan) and would like to go with the bigger rear speakers if they will go.

[adizzle02]

I know that the stock size is 4", but can you space a set of 5.25" speakers in there without issues?

I am trying to finish getting my componants picked out for a system for this car (2003 sedan) and would like to go with the bigger rear speakers if they will go.

my .02 i would spend the money you would have on the rears and get a badass set of front components. I think however with spacers you could get some 5 1/4 to fit if they arent too deep

[meanstrk]

I am already getting a VERY good componant set for the
front, but a larger rear size would help the bass response. That's why I asked. I saw that one guy put a set of 5.25" in the rear of his, but not sure how he did it.

[mswi]

I-A Performance makes 5.25" rear adaptor plates that should work for you. I don't have them so I can't vouch for them.

Check out iaperformance.com

[meanstrk]

I-A Performance makes 5.25" rear adaptor plates that should work for you. I don't have them so I can't vouch for them.

Check out iaperformance.com

EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thanks!

[polish man]

if you look in your trunk theres allready hole you have to trim the pass side metal alittle to make the holes even then just take a razer nife an cut out the rear deck i put 6 1/2 in my rear deck sounds so much better than just hooked the rear doors up to the radio for extra midds

[mswi]

No problem, you probably already noticed they make 6.5" adaptors for the fronts too.

I just installed a new deck (Alpine CDA-9886) for Xmas so I'm thinking of upgrading the OEM door speakers as well. Let me know how the adaptors work if you go with them.

[meanstrk]

I am planning on just cutting out my own adapters for both. I was looking for confirmation that it can be done without modifying things before I ordered the speakers. I am using componant systems for both front and rear (Infinity Kappa speakers. 6.5 front with seperate tweeters off a crossover and 5.25 for the rear with crossovers and tweeters) but will be either running the tweeters for the rear in the rear shelf or not at all. I really just wanted more bass response from the back anyways and am trying to avoid running a sub in the trunk. I am running a Kenwood head unit with an Infinity amp good for 90 watts per channel