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. As long as you have the room for the subs and the cones are not going to hit anything, they will pound and sound damn fine doing it, real damn fine. Front speakers are a oversize 6.5" woofer + tweeter in the door, rear speakers are 4x6". With this amount of bottom end in the vehicle you might consider the Eclipse PA5422 amp to power the front and rear speakers or the PA4212 if you are going to do front speakers only. MB Quart and Focal both make some great sounding speakers that will fit these doors quite easy. Make sure that you get those doors sound deadened as well, they are big gongs that resonate like there is no tomorrow.