1989 Firebird/trans am/formula speaker size? also 4x6 with tweeters?
06-08-2002, 06:28 PM
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1989 Firebird/trans am/formula speaker size? also 4x6 with tweeters?
Hey guys, first post, anyway, I was wondering if any (cheap, expensive) companies make 4x6 with tweeters, also 89 fbird/form/transam speaker size is 4x6 for front and 6x9 rear right? Thanks for the help.
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yes... all companies that make 4x6's are like that... but if you want better sound go with a set of kick panels with a component set... like a 6½ and a tweeter... they sound a LOT better... specially with an amp
06-09-2002, 12:37 AM
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i'd say go w/ REZN8R's kick panels that he's making...
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...hreadid=111953
hell, for $140 (carpet) or $150 (vinyl) you definitely can't beat the price..
I just recently ordered CDT audio's 5.25 classic components (comes w/ separate 1" tweeter) for the front then a set of their 6x9's for the rear.... powered by an Ample 4-channel amp.
I'll let ya know how it sounds when I get it all and get it installed
https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...hreadid=111953
hell, for $140 (carpet) or $150 (vinyl) you definitely can't beat the price..
I just recently ordered CDT audio's 5.25 classic components (comes w/ separate 1" tweeter) for the front then a set of their 6x9's for the rear.... powered by an Ample 4-channel amp.
I'll let ya know how it sounds when I get it all and get it installed
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I got kickpanels and would never go back. Even stuffing 6x9's in my friends camaro's dash still doesn't impress me. They are the best way to go.
If you cant afford them, or don't want them, then then 4x6's (not plates) will fit in the front without any trouble. I used to have Polk EX 4x6's with the added tweeter positioned on my A pillar and it sounded great.
~Tim
If you cant afford them, or don't want them, then then 4x6's (not plates) will fit in the front without any trouble. I used to have Polk EX 4x6's with the added tweeter positioned on my A pillar and it sounded great.
~Tim
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