I just bought a new CD player for my 1986 Mustang LX (6cyl) yea i know it aint a 5.0 but i didnt know where else to post this. but anyway back to my point, does anybody know how many watts the STOCK speakers were for 1986 Mustangs? and also the stock speakers say 3.2 ohms, and my CD player says 4 ohms (does anybody know if this will cause a problem?), thank you for any advice/input it is very much appreciated thanks again
1986 Mustang Speaker Question
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I had an '86 gt, the speakers were garbage and the car was in good shape. The cones on those speakers are made of paper, most of the speaker is likely deteriorated after many years of being baked in summer heat. Pull the dash pad, get some new 3.5" speakers for under $50 and you'll be much happier with sound quality. Rear speaker are special size at 6"x8", can be ordered online or perhaps bought at best buy or curcuit city. Don't expect alot of bass from these speakers though.
I had an '86 gt, the speakers were garbage and the car was in good shape. The cones on those speakers are made of paper, most of the speaker is likely deteriorated after many years of being baked in summer heat. Pull the dash pad, get some new 3.5" speakers for under $50 and you'll be much happier with sound quality. Rear speaker are special size at 6"x8", can be ordered online or perhaps bought at best buy or curcuit city. Don't expect alot of bass from these speakers though.
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Speakers are the most important part of a stereo system. Buy new ones.
Period.
Otherwise, you are driving a race car in a 25MPH neighborhood.
Period.
Otherwise, you are driving a race car in a 25MPH neighborhood.
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