Whats the biggest speaker you can find in teh back deck of a 93 coupe?

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  1. T3AL New Member

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    Whats the biggest speaker you can fit in the back deck of a 93 coupe?

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    It wont let me change the topic title...jesus god....FIT*
    T3AL, Dec 6, 2004
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  2. kiddiccarus New Member

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    Nope you cant change the title,

    What do you want to change it to?
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  3. Red_LX Doubt I could be of much help, unless you need por

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    I tried to fix it for you, but no dice. I forgot that it doesn't change the thread title that is shown in the forum, only inside the thread itself.

    Anyway, in the rear deck? I dunno. Why would you wanna put anything bigger than a 6x9 in the deck anyway?
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    I wanted to change find to fit

    but I wanted to see if I could fit 6in or 8in subs in the back deck....cause i dont want a sterio thats gonna take up my whole trunk that and iam tryign to save weight....

    just something to produce a lil more bass than plain ol 6x9
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  5. kiddiccarus New Member

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    With cutting you can put 8" in there free air
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    oh really....cutting huh.....
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    I would go with the 2 8 inch speakers free air or 4 6.5 inch enclosed. To do this you will have to top mount the speakers in the deck, build a box in the trunk that will be the enclosure and mount all of the wiring in it also.
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    Well when I put the 8 in the back of my buddies car we did all of the cutting, mounted the free air's in there and then fabricated bars that strenthened the deck, it was ugly and required welding but it was strong.
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    How about this, 2-8in free airs with a head unit that has wires for 6 speakers, the 2 n the door 2 in teh dash and 2 in the deck run base blockers to thoes 6 speakers for my sound and get a small amp to run the 8in subs for my bass?


    I think that would be enought for the sound department dont you think?
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    well I will just get a shock tower bar to fix that problem
    T3AL, Dec 6, 2004
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    speaker wires dont connect to an amp. Pre-amp outputs connect to the amp. You can put free air subs in the door panels, theres no speaker behind the grill, on mine anyhow thats how it came. then you wont have to cut up the rear deck.
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    That could do just fine. In my hatch I run the Pioneer Premere Series head, 4 inch comp Alpine in the dash, 5.1/4 alpine Comps in the door, The oblongs are Alpine comps in the rear, plus 12 Rockford Fosgate Comps in the hatch in a full range box and a 350W Lightning amp.
    kiddiccarus, Dec 6, 2004
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