1997coupe
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Im ordering this stuff for my 2002 mustang convertibal. Did i get the right speaker sizes and 6/8 6/5 has anyone had good experience with sonic electronix
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1997coupe
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Everything I have checked said that they have either 5x7 or 6x8. Both use the same mounting template so I think either should fit.
1997coupe
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I didnt know if the back was diffrent it look round as normal mustang have the more i guess squared speaker
chris91
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Not sure about the Vert but my car has 6x8's all the way around.
lutter94
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Crutchfield says the
KFC-6865S fits the front door and rear side panels.
KFC-1665S DOES NOT FIT a 2002 Mustang Convertible
But it does say a Rockford 6.5" fits the front door, idk. Why not just stick with all the same speaker? Get 4 6x8's all the way around, make it easy.
KFC-6865S fits the front door and rear side panels.
KFC-1665S DOES NOT FIT a 2002 Mustang Convertible
But it does say a Rockford 6.5" fits the front door, idk. Why not just stick with all the same speaker? Get 4 6x8's all the way around, make it easy.
I did 6.5's all around in my vert but used coax's in rear and a component set in front with tweets in mach 460 tweet location.
ttocs
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if someone here can hear the difference between a 6.5 and a comparable 5 x 7 then they have better ears then me.
5x7/6x8 sometimes give just a lil bit better bass but if you are putting in a sub then you should have a hi-pass turned on for the interior speakers and bass won't matter.
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They appear to be running off of the head unit. In that case it really doesn't matter. Not much of an audible difference at such low RMS.
EDIT: Sonic Electronix is a good vendor, I personally just spent a pretty penny there a few weeks ago on some audio parts like my Rockford http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61rlYRRS8NL._SX425_.jpg 8 inch drivers and a JL 12W7. They will respond fast and have good prices.
EDIT: Sonic Electronix is a good vendor, I personally just spent a pretty penny there a few weeks ago on some audio parts like my Rockford http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61rlYRRS8NL._SX425_.jpg 8 inch drivers and a JL 12W7. They will respond fast and have good prices.
chris91
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I have Kicker 6x8 2 ways in my car and they sound great. Like already said you wont be able to tell a difference in such a tight space. I thought about going with a component setup but honestly for the price difference it just wasnt worth it. Plenty of highs from the mids and just enough bass from the two 10" Kicker Comps I have.
Oh yeah forgot to answer the Sonic Electronics part of question... I have ordered a few things there because they had the lowest prices but service was not compromised at all.
1997coupe
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Back to the strip night will be here may 2. everybody will be doing burnouts in the street and cops will not do anything. I personaly dont have a burn out toy this year so im just gonna stick with the sound. So i thought id try sonic electronix out
Deceptive GT
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Yes, 6 1/2 rear speakers are what the Mach Systems have in the convertibles. I am not certain as to the non-Mach. I would get a better amp than that Boss. I was running Infinity Kappa 6x* Components in the front and 6 1/2 in the rear, Pioneer AVHP4200 headunit, Diamond Audio D310 subs, Diamond Audio D600.4 and D1000.1 Amps. I am getting rid of my Infinity Kappa Components and going Diamond Audio D6 Components. This is essentially how both my set ups will be in the Convertible and Cobra.
ttocs
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the rears are 6.5 no matter mach or not
