8W6 Mid bass and L7 low end?

In that case, as he wants to sell 4 as the set, could I use the 4 one in each door as I said, and a set of comps along with the 8W6's up in the front doors? and just leave the rear w/o speakers besides the cheapo JVC 6x9's I picked up cheap in the rear panels, which most of the sound gets canceled from those due to they aim directly at my sub box, and you can get the faint sound from them.  The reason I am asking about the 8W6's for mid bass is because he wants to get rid of them for the $$$ obviously lol, and I want to find my speaker set up so I can get started on my door panels!!!! hehe its summer time, time to work!  My uncle who I probably know more about systems than him due to this FABULOUS site! haha told me that I cant use them for mid bass. . . RIGGGGHT I told him, yes I agree they are better for straight bass but would still be some killer mid bass pumpers. 

As a seperate question do you think that by having a set-up somewhat like that would be a competition type set-up?  Anywho my main purpose right now is to figure out the speakers so I know how to do my panels so HELP ME OUT GUYS! lol

BTW thanks for the help guys it is highly and greatly appreciated!!!

like i said, a set of comps and 1 8W6 in each front door would be perfect. I would not use all 4 8W0s as midrange at once unless you are going to have more than 1 set of comps because the midbass would overpower everything. If you are looking to compete for SQ, that would not be so good.

The choice and amount of speakers is only a very small part to building a SQ competition car. The comps you chose will be a bigger part than the amount of speakers you have. The way you position all the speakers, the amps you use, your sound stage, your time alignment (should you chose to use it), your choice of cd player, and many other factors come in to play.

Hey killer thanks for that explanation it was great, well I mean he wants to sell the 4 so either I buy all 4 and sell two or just use the 4.  I have the room to do it, but like I said I mean what is better?  I haven't actually looked into the comps yet, but if you believe that only 2 would be better than I mean I could go that route, but remember I have the 8445 like you and I was thinking about buying the 5.1 decoder, not sure about it though as I dont really need it, but there are lots of things that are nice to have you know? lol Either way going with the 2 or the 4, what would you recommend component wise that will be up to par with the JL's and kickers in two different groups, one that would be at par with that set-up and sound good, and one the same as the one I just said but easy on the wallet.

Thanks killer your a great help!!

If you are only going to run one set of components up front, only run 2 of the 8W7s to keep the frequency spectrum somewhat balanced. You can hang onto the other 2 subs as spares or sell them, whichever you want. If you are going to run more than 1 set of comps up front I dont see a problem with running all 4 8W7s. I wouldnt recommend using the 5.1 decoder on the deck cause although its a nice feature, it still sucks ass. If you want true 5.1 (or however many subs you have) you really should get an external digital processor. For comps you could trying looking for a nice set of alpines. I personally dont run them but i am a big fan of them. They arent all that expensive, especially if you are going to take the risk and buy it online. I havent heard the JL comps yet. The kicker I wouldnt recommend. Eclipse are nice as well as the mid to high end infinitys.