door speaker setup

 if u have any subs, the rear speakers are for fill only, so u dont even need rear speakers but, i sudjest a 2-way speaker, seeing how the less high tones you get from the rear will help with less distortion.

i would also look into getting a cross-over to eliminate the low tones form the door speakers to help with destortion, because the subs will cover all the low tons (>40 db)

-Bergwin

A 2 way is fine.  Turn the high pass crossover on and you shouldn't have to worry too much about power.  Solid speaker baffles and a quality installation makes a HUGE difference.

In this vehicle you can fit oversize 6.5" speakers in the front and rear. I like the sound of MB Quart speakers. A mdf baffle will need to be constructed to mount these speakers properly as the factory size is a 6x8" for both front and rear. The baffle can be made out of 1/2 mdf and should be resined due to the moisture in the door. Paint the baffles blavk after they are made. For the front components have a look at either the RCE216 or PCE216 speakers. Both of these components allow you to mount the tweeter dead center of the woofer. This most certainly will make install much easier. For the rear speakers, they are infact a fill speaker. If you are going to have people back there and have a video system as well, either a matching coax or component like the front is a good bet. Try to keep the speakers the same brand if you can for match of tone and timbre. Those doors are huge beyatches as well. Make sure that you brown bread the entire inside of the door skin and the inside of the door (behind the door panel) to keep them from rattling. A side benefit here is going to be improved midbass response.

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