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I just recently replaced my Pioneer front door speakers .
I bought a Polk split 4 ohm speaker and just used the speaker and installed it into the stock housing after cutting the original speaker out .
Going from 2 ohm to 4 ohm is fine and no need to disconnect the stock tweeter .
The speaker was a HUGE improvement over the standard speaker !!
I do not understand why you would replace the foam when you can just install a replacement that is so much better than the original .
Best to use a slit speaker so that its not a dual or triple cone .Took me about an hour to do the first one and 20 min to do the second one .
Old speaker cut out . New speaker mounted in frame .
I don't remember what I used now other than they were from Infiniti and the correct ohm rating on my Pioneer system. Got them from Crutchfield and they sound great...
It does make me think about repairing stock speakers vs aftermarket replacements... people are reporting great sound improvements for what i assume is a similar price!
I assume the Pioneer system is the stock system and not Mark Levinson. If so, any suggestions on replacement speakers for the ML system? Also, ohm rating required for front rear doors? Thanks, be safe.
I assume the Pioneer system is the stock system and not Mark Levinson. If so, any suggestions on replacement speakers for the ML system? Also, ohm rating required for front rear doors? Thanks, be safe.
well after a few months of ordering, receiving the wrong bits, and getting re-sent the right bits and now finding time to install the job is complete.
2 ohm front speakers
used standard toyota - 6.5 inch adapters but required moving one of the mounts, I drilled an 11mm hole in the spot which was good enough to take the square mount and stay in place.
I then raided the old speaker for the connector and ran a wire through the nearby grommet.
Pioneer speaker replacement
