Will they fit in the rear deck of a Toyota Camry?? I was told I need bi ampable speakers / Dual voice Speakers
202606
Maybe not u need to look at the exact mounting depth your rear deck allows cause some 6x9 speakers are shallow mountable and these have a big bottom magnet that's why these are awesome sounding speakers.
202607
http://www.crutchfield.com go to that page choose your car nodel and year and they have all that will fit your car then come back to amazon and buy it simple.
202608
I don't know if they fit but I put them in my 2013 Dodge Challenger and they sound fantastic. I highly recommed these
2279817
Okay...I bought these the other day and I got the back speakers installed, but they didn't fit my front door speaker they were too small. I mean what would be the next size I should get??... BTW I have a 01 Toyota Sequoia.
1973131
You have to find out the dimensions of the stock speakers. They will work and sound great, just not sure about if they will actually fit in your doors.
124163
I don't know for sure but I modified the opening on a Vette and they sound great. I also have a 2008 Camry with a JBL system and my guess is it has 6x9s in the rear. All you have to do is check what's already in it or check the opening if it doesn't have speakers.
1168040
They fit in my Yaris, not sure about the Saturn. I used crutchfield as well, they usually dont mess up
1772327
You would have to make an adapter plate. These speakers were made for the front doors of the 2004 Impala. The rear deck speakers are 6x9.
580290
If your car requires 6 and a half speakers they'll fit. You may need a bracket just in case. But the sound is incredible. I suggest you hook a small amp on them to take them to the next level.
92443
I think that they would, however the adapters were listed for 2002-2010. Talk to a car stereo installer and see if the original speakers have the weird Toyota mounting holes.
2084211
No you have to get an adapter for what ever car you are putting them into. Make sure you measure your stock speakers to see if they will fit. I had to twik the speaker holes to have them fit
1239573
They will, but it will take you to drill some holes in them.... I would not buy these again. As a matter of fact, they will both go back and thanks for reminding me of this return that is on my desk. I used the stock own housing. Both front and rear. Taco tunes is the place. They are expensive, but durable and perfect for any speaker. I have a 2012 4 door 4X4 w Jbl premium
1499002
I had to buy some plastic adapters for my 1999 Camry. It was not a direct mount. I don't think there are any direct mount speakers for the car
731503
Terry, the speaker can fit wherever it was designed to go. You might want to check on a site that has vehicle application guides. I bought a pair for my father-in-law and installed them in his Maserati in the rear side panels. You can check out Infinity's site for vehicle guides or Crutchfield.com.
132235
No they will not . I had to make my own boxes .but still not happy just not big enough room for any kind of nice boxes for the speaker to sound good no boom just a boo! .better off getting custom made boxes from stereo store if you want it to sound good I got a estimate from a local place they said 200 bucks they will take seat out measure & then build a good quality box for whatever size speaker you want. Sorry for the bad news.
49535
99% of cars will require some sort of modification to make these work. This is not the speaker to run unless you are doing a full system and plan to run these of an amplifier.
1275796
I think the rear speakers in a civic are 6x9s. So yes they should fit. But I don't think these speakers would be much greater than the factory speakers in the car.
1043690
I would look inside the trunk where the speakers are, measure them and then compare to the measurements on the description. Most speakers fall in different standard size, for the round ones like this, in case yours are a different shape , oval or something else, then they won't fit.
1659287
They can be installed any where in the vehicle as long as there is room to put them. Depth and placement are crucial factors. I recommend having a trained installer install component speakers.