changing speakers
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changing speakers
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I have searched on here but still can't cant find the info I was looking for...
I am getting ready to change my door speakers in my GS, I am going with Boston Acoustics Z series in the front and Pro series in the rear doors. What size will I be able to use? Can I go 6.5 fronts and rears, or 5 in the front 6.5 in the rear? 6.5 front 5 in the rear? I currently have the Nak system I am not sure what size I have in the doors right now. Also this is going to be used for a SQ system so what sizes in what locations would be better?
Thanks for any info
I have searched on here but still can't cant find the info I was looking for...
I am getting ready to change my door speakers in my GS, I am going with Boston Acoustics Z series in the front and Pro series in the rear doors. What size will I be able to use? Can I go 6.5 fronts and rears, or 5 in the front 6.5 in the rear? 6.5 front 5 in the rear? I currently have the Nak system I am not sure what size I have in the doors right now. Also this is going to be used for a SQ system so what sizes in what locations would be better?
Thanks for any info
Driver
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Originally Posted by 1st-Lex
Here you go.Page #3 post # 44
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...2&page=3&pp=15
Lexus Champion
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stocks at 4" speakers.
You can fit 6.5 if you want but you would just have to make a new mount for it. Which can be done with using your stock speaker mount as a template, trace it on a 1/4" thick wood and cut it to shape. Then position where you want the speaker to be and cut out opening to mount your speaker.
EDIT: Yea, just like the link above.
You can fit 6.5 if you want but you would just have to make a new mount for it. Which can be done with using your stock speaker mount as a template, trace it on a 1/4" thick wood and cut it to shape. Then position where you want the speaker to be and cut out opening to mount your speaker.
EDIT: Yea, just like the link above.
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Here's my thread from a year ago. This should help you out. Feel free to PM me with any questions.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...y+speaker+swap
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...y+speaker+swap
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