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scoss
10-09-2007, 22:29
hi ive got some jl audio 5.25 (130mm) , now would they fit in the rear where the standard ones are currently without any hassle?

cheers
scoss
10-09-2007, 23:27
anyone?
mike_s
10-09-2007, 23:31
me thinks they would. Pain in the ar*e gettin all the plastics off to get to em, i tried it this weekend coz mines vibrating!!!!
Nikki
10-09-2007, 23:31
better off gettin 6x9s on the shelf
partridge_88
10-09-2007, 23:33
you really arent

your better off getting a sub, amping the front comps and having no rear speakers at all.
mike_s
10-09-2007, 23:35
you really arent

your better off getting a sub, amping the front comps and having no rear speakers at all.

poor passengers
partridge_88
10-09-2007, 23:36
fluck em

sounds better for me
scoss
10-09-2007, 23:36
well im trying to do this on the cheap for the time being, i was gonna keep the standard front speakers and replace the rear ones. i know that the front ones arn't that good but for the time being they will have to do. its the rear ones that are totally crap.
scoss
10-09-2007, 23:40
plus if i get new comps for the front doors then i would have to get them dynamatted and this is an extra cost, on top of buying the new comps.
partridge_88
10-09-2007, 23:44
na you wouldnt HAVE TO

i didnt and they sounded fine
scoss
10-09-2007, 23:47
na you wouldnt HAVE TO

i didnt and they sounded fine

ok, but having them matted makes them sound much better. thats just a fact.

if i can get these installed in the rear for the time being then that will be great.

incidentally, i was looking at these comps they were the infinity kappa 60.7cs. are these any good?
scoss
10-09-2007, 23:55
na you wouldnt HAVE TO

i didnt and they sounded fine

ok, but having them matted makes them sound much better. thats just a fact.

if i can get these installed in the rear for the time being then that will be great.

incidentally, i was looking at these comps they were the infinity kappa 60.7cs. are these any good?
Legoman
11-09-2007, 00:18
Enjoy getting to the rears!

To be fair id just unplug the rears they are crappy 13cm full range jobs that aren't up to much.

Kappas are pretty good by all accounts are you going to run them amped? you can pick upa 2 channel 350 watt amp for about £50
scoss
11-09-2007, 00:43
Enjoy getting to the rears!

To be fair id just unplug the rears they are crappy 13cm full range jobs that aren't up to much.

Kappas are pretty good by all accounts are you going to run them amped? you can pick upa 2 channel 350 watt amp for about £50

if i was gonna get comps then i would amp them. but right now i just dont have the money.
i actually think the standard front door speakers are ok. ill wait till i get my alpine installed then assess my finances. right now id rather spend the extra cash on some alloys.
charlton_68
11-09-2007, 01:03
best bet is front comps and amp them.

if you desperately want some rear speakers, just get some cheap 13cm speakers for the rears. i bought my rear speakers from a shop that did 'free fitting', so just let them faff about putting them in :thumbs:
scoss
11-09-2007, 01:11
best bet is front comps and amp them.

if you desperately want some rear speakers, just get some cheap 13cm speakers for the rears. i bought my rear speakers from a shop that did 'free fitting', so just let them faff about putting them in :thumbs:

so 13cm would fit without any hassle?
Legoman
11-09-2007, 17:41
The speaker mounts are 13cm ones so thats what you need to look for.
jacko103
11-09-2007, 18:41
http://www.corsa-c.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=93359

13cm are the size he put in so guess they will.

Once again the search function is a mighty easy thing to use :thumbs: