I told my mom to get (for x-mas) the best speakers she could find that would fit in my car and I got Polk Audio EX II 4x6 and 6x9 and they sound 15 times better than the stock ones. Are these speakers decent? They sound really good and look cool. Will they explode and catch on fire while driving? thanks

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-Red '88 IROC 5 Speed 305 TPI w/3.08
-Dual Friction Centerforce Clutch
-Accel 300+ Racing Ignition
-Accel 300+ Pro Sleeve Plug Wires
-Accel U-Groove Plugs
-Flowmaster Force II 3 Chamber Cat Back Exhaust
-Hypertech Chip
-Hypertech Airfoil
-Removed, Then Re-installed (out of fear) MAF Screens
-Gutted Air Box
-Best E/T 14.686, 60' 2.205, 1/8th mile 9.461, 1/4 MPH 93.91
-Best 60' 2.17

 

If you've already listened to them and think they sound good, then why the hell are you asking us what we think? Polk is top of the line.

 

I have the EX II tweets added to my Infinity 4x6s and they rock. If you like them, then it means that you have good taste in music quality.

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'82 Firebird, dead stock, 9 bolt disc rear, over 200,000 miles and still going strong, more to come...

 

I had the EX 4x6s for a short period of time over the summer. I thought they sounded good. If I had kept them though, I would have fried them behind my amp...they kept bottoming out Thankfully for me, changing to a Boston plate solved that!

Seriously though, unless you're cranking the hell out of them, they are a great speaker. Enjoy them!

 

santa brought me some polk dx9 6x9s for christmas and i love em

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Edelbrock TES Headers, High Flow Cat, Edelbrock Catback, SSM Subframe Connectors, Stereo is a Pioneer DEH-P4100 cd player and Polk Dx9 6x9s