oem replacement speakers 2 or 4 ohm?

I have a 2002 Grand am GT1 that came stock with the Monsoon stereo system. The Monsoon speakers in the car are 2ohm speakers but since the they sound like they are blown i want to replace them. I have been looking at the infinity kappa 6x9s and 4x6s which are both 2ohm speakers to replace my stock speakers. The problem is I have replaced the monsoon headunit with an alpine 9835 and i am not sure if this aftermarket headunit will work and sound great with all my speakers being at 2 ohm. I am looking for SQ and SPL.

Will this be a problem? Will my HU fry or will the speakers blow or sound distorted because of ohm loads or power difference?

Am I better off buying all new 4ohm speakers instead of 2ohm?
Any help or advice is welcome. Thanks

Even though the infinity's say they are 2 ohms they actually measure about 2.3-2.6 on a meter at the speaker and once you install them in a car they go up to about 3.2-3.6 so. They should be safe on the headunit amp and in fact infinity has released literature on this same subject a   few months ago when the speakers first came out. hope this helps a little.
-->Richard

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2008 Scion xB
Pioneer AVIC-D3
RF 3Sixty.2 sound processor
Stock speakers (for now ;))

thanks, ill be on the look out for that information.

Has anyone tried this set up?

Any pros and cons?

Any other speakers better recommended for SQ and SPL?

if you are seriously looking for SQ and SPL you should be powering all your speakers via external amplifiers.

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'94 Ford Explorer / Kenwood KVT-815DVD / RF Power T1682C 6x8 (all doors) / RF Power T10001 / 12" Kicker L5 (x4) / Optima Yellow Top Battery

kappa series are badass speakers, good highs throw sum subs in and it will match pretty good

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