My 06 GT comes in this Wednesday. I am trying to find the sizes of the speakers in the door and in the back. I got the base system, not the 500 or 1000 upgrade. I did this because i plan on putting my own stuff in.
So if anyone can give me the sizes that would be great, so i can have the speakers for when it comes in.
thanks
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96 GT
K&N Air intake
Magnaflow cat back
Bassani X-pipe with cats
Superchip tuned
Pioneer Primier
Focal Audio run by 4 chan. Eclipse
MA Audio comp.10"s and amp
StreetGlow Lighting
Eibach Sportline lowering kit
See now why do they do that? They know damn well that high quality speakers (i.e. Focal/Rainbow) typically come in 6.5" sizes. 5x7? I don't understand. It's a well known fact that any oval shaped speaker are notorious for terrible mid-bass/mid-range.
Now, you gatta pay extra to custom fab plates to mount 6.5s.
See now why do they do that? They know damn well that high quality speakers (i.e. Focal/Rainbow) typically come in 6.5" sizes. 5x7? I don't understand. It's a well known fact that any oval shaped speaker are notorious for terrible mid-bass/mid-range.
Now, you gatta pay extra to custom fab plates to mount 6.5s.
I totally agree. I put 5 x 7 Diamonds in there and they sounded bad. Changed them to 5 1/4 and there was a big difference.
Scosche makes very inexpensive adapters that allow you to mount a 5 1/4" in the factory space using the factory holes. Crutchfield sells them for like $10. There are many more options in 5 1/4 than 5 x 7. If you want to go with 5 x 7, any good brand will work.
There you go...even the 5.25" would be better. A mediocre 5.25" would probably sound better than "the best" 5x7.
If you are going to spend the money reguardless, you might as well inquire about putting in 6.5s" Who knows, you might have a decent shop around you that can do it for relatively cheap. IMO, it would be WELL worth it.