How would this sound

Again 04 Silverado Extra Cab

2  10" jl w3v2's

1 jl 500/1 amp

1 jl 4/300 amp

1set mb quarts 6.5 pce216

1 pair Eclipse 4x6

1 Pioneer Permeir Deh-p560mp.

How do you think system will sound? Any recommendations, all comments welcome.  I have about 2k-2,200 to spend total. Thanks! 

http://www.raamaudio.com/ is the best value in sound dampening material I've found.  I probably wouldn't go with more than one subwoofer, you probably don't need it unless you're looking to compete.  Otherwise it looks like a great list of components. 

Comment on the quart drivers:  as long as you're spending that kind of money I'd put a 3-way system up front with the midrange and tweeter in the kick panel location.  I have the 216's up front in my car and the biggest upgrade I think I could possibly make to move would be to move the midrange drivers to the kick and buy a dedicated midbass driver set for the door.  - I've been doing some measurements of the 216's because I'm a little annoyed with some peaks in the frequency response I hear when listening to some female jazz vocalists.  After playing with TrueRTA and evaluating each speaker one by one w/ the mic in different locations I've determined that the off-axis response of the quart 216 6.5" driver is causing the problem.  It sounds beautiful when reasonably on axis, but since my drivers are in the door locations I'm listening to some pretty great off-axis angles.  The only way I can fix this is either to 1) buy more sophisiticated eq equiptment (not ideal) or 2) put midrange drivers in this kicks. 

Anyway, to sum that up I'd say if I were starting off with a decent budget I would be sure to build some midrange drivers into the kick panels.  - or find midrange drivers with better off-axis response.  The Koda 6 set from http://www.adireaudio.com/ is one set I'd consider. 

Also, you won't want to run the 4x6" drivers very loudly and detract from the quality sound of your front stage.  If I were you, I'd probably get the same amp, pick some dedicated 6.5" midbass drivers, run 75w to the midbass drivers, 75w to the 216 components, and run the 4x6" (rear fill) drivers off the head unit power.  Also, I'd attenuate the 4x6" drivers so they are 6-10 db quieter than the fronts (or forget the rear speakers altogether).

Hope my ideas are helpful. 

Other have suggested getting 12's instead of the 10's.  My questions is would the 12's sound as tight and clean as the 10's? Also Do you know where there is a box that will work for 2 12's? The Sealed Enclosure Range is: 1.00-1.50 cu.ft. (28.3-42.0 liters) and the mounting depth is 6.9". This is the only box that I have found, I dont know if it will work , I havent seen anything bigger.  http://www.subthump.com/ctbultra.htm