808muscle

Will those speakers fit if you just have the basic stock stereo setup?

akiba17

6x8's are the stock size, the Kickers come with an adapter ring.

V8 VOL

I just put Pioneer TSA 6X8's in the doors and they sound great...bought from crutchfield for $65 with Free shipping and dynamat for $5. Came with the adaptors and the door panel instructions which made this super easy. It made a huge difference in the sound, especially if you were "OK" with the factory radio.

stang1012

thanks for the advice. Looks like Im going to have to up the budget chin spoiler will have to wait.


lets say I went up to $500. What would you guys get??

08blackoutstang

honestly look for deals no joke. when it came to my cars audio i went cheap the first time i got a kicker cvr 12" great sub dont get me wrong... and 10 gauge wires... and a pioneer amp putting out 400+ so it had the thump but not what i wanted. all that cost with install and box around 400+ and i have since dumped that system.

I am now running a kenwood 1600 watt + amp with a JBL P1222, it has a triple stacked magnet it is the loudest 12 JBL ever produced... they have now discontinued this sub. I have my headunit bass set at 1 out of 10 and it makes my ears pop no joke.

so in the end dont go cheap because you will pay in the end, figuratively and for real haha.

the amp retails 350$ i got it for 120, the sub retails for 450$+ i got it for 140, and i now run 4 gauge wires. wish you where close cause i would let you listen haha, it gave my friend a bloody nose hahahahahaah

08blackoutstang

o and here is a pic

stang1012

dang that sounds like a sick deal you got.

stang1012

one thing ive learned is you get what you pay for. i just know nothing about systems as you guys can prob tell, i figured 300 bucks would get some decent stuff.

akiba17

If you just want clarity and not shake down the block, you could do it with about 500 bucks.

08blackoutstang

it would be tough but you could, i wanted both but i can change all the settings to either clarity or rattle my brain