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4x6?

Post by RegetoneCabrone »

What r some good 4x6 front and rear w/tweeter for a taurus?
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its actually a 5x7 or 6x8
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Post by GlassWolf »

nothing in that size is very good.
better off stuffing a 5.25" or 6.5" in back, and using kickpods in front, such as offered by Qforms
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Post by RegetoneCabrone »

smoker wrote:its actually a 5x7 or 6x8
Duh what was I thinking? LOL oh ya, photo suite!!
Would i need a special bracket to convert my 6x8's into 6.5?
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Post by cargodz »

GlassWolf wrote:nothing in that size is very good.
better off stuffing a 5.25" or 6.5" in back, and using kickpods in front, such as offered by Qforms
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The ford taurus was one of those cars made that really never had car audio in mind when it was designed... Just look at what you have to go through to put a decent head unit in it.
Get some adapters or buy/ make pods.
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Post by William from NOLA »

RegetoneCabrone wrote:Duh what was I thinking? LOL oh ya, photo suite!!
Would i need a special bracket to convert my 6x8's into 6.5?
Yea, you can either buy some, or make some yourself out of wood. The ones you buy are around $15 with shipping (a pair), but they are plastic and not as thick as wood would be.
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Post by RegetoneCabrone »

Well I guess I have to dust off the ole power tools, lol!!
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Post by cargodz »

Best suggestion is to put good 6.5" components in the kicks and use your 2100 to power, since you already have it.
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Post by RegetoneCabrone »

Sounds good, now just need an amp for my temporary subs! lol
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