If you dont want subs (as such) then put 2 JL 6 W0 subs in the rear quarters, one each side.

There no bigger than component mids but drop a lot more.

no rear speakers at all, much nicer sound with them gone.

A good set of amped components will give you all the volume you could ever want. Then sub(s) in the boot and your done.

yer i brought it back from the dead from a search I did :lol:

Wot rear speakers are you running now then?

As i have front components and am looking to upgrade the standard rear speakers. Mainly im after a bit more volume and bass without having a sub.

What would you recomend

blimy this is an old thread, i binned the 6x9's in the end much better without them.

anyone got any pics of their 6x9's in the rear quarter pannel and any tips on how you did it as I may be attempting this tomoro :)

Another q then, shud i leave the 6x9's running off alpine 60w x 4 head unit or amp em, bearing in mind they are 125w RMS and front comps are amped.

No twokers are seeing with 95% tint! :lol:

im gonna have a single 12" Alpine Type R sub if that helps. Think i will move the 6x9's so leave the holes seems to be the general best bet?

i put jbl 6x9s in my rear 3/4s and theyr piss 2 put in. just takes a bit of hard elbow greece to make them fit bak correctly! they look gud tho...im thinking of changing my bpanels in the doors and3/4s to fibreglass moulds but i was wondering if u can use fibreglass moulded on the o/e panels then deadening them after??too hard??

yea but then every twocer can c wot u've got in ur boot

Actually you could completely remove the shelf... I have no shelf in mine, reduces rattles and gives extra bass and kick...

I would say move them to rear 1/4's and leave the old shelf, what sub is going in?? If it a couple of 12's then you would probably benefit from the holes. Acting like a port to the rest of the car.

Go for what corb and TOMAS said, they know their stuff:thumbs:

Steve

no and no

Got any pics m8??
Did you use MDF to make the panekl more sturdy??

i stuck some dynamat on the back of the panels on mine and it took just over an hour.

Original shelf buckeled from weight of 6x9's thus the stealth shelf. Is it a lot of work to move the 6x9's??
Anyone got any tips on how to strengthen the rear panel to cope with the weight?

Agreed :thumbs:

stick 6x9'sin rear 1/4 and chuck original shelf back in if you still have it, otherwise cloth over the holes and leave it like that. Too much hassle blocking 'em up for no reason.

At the moment my 6x9's are in a wooded parcel shelf under cloth. I am going to be doing a small wooden build for my sub/amps, so should i:-

A) Leave 6x9's in shelf as is.

B) Move 6x9's to rear quarter pannel cards and block the holes in shelf

C) Move 6x9's to rear quarter pannel cards and leave holes in shelf open with cloth over them as a kinda bandpass thing for the sub??