are these speakers pioneer ts-6885r compatible with a 1992 ford f150 and will this improve the sound for rear speakers
317246
Go to Crutchfield.com and enter the make, model an year of your vehicle. Then when you find these speakers on that site it will tell you if they fit or not. Do not purchase anything on Crutchfield......they are WAY over priced. Also, These will be a HUGE improvement over stock. Good luck.
317247
Not 100% positive, but after a little googling, it looks like the 92 F150 has 6x8's in back and these should fit just fine. You might have an issue with the mounting hole spacing, and be careful of the screw length so you don't dent the side of the truck from the inside out.BUT, the sound will be way better than stock speakers, even if you stay with the factory HU.
1080085
I am still useing the stock radio just replaced my door speakers with Kenwood KFC 1664s and rear 5.25 speakers with Kenwood Kenwood KFC 1354s am I love them for the sound and how cheap and easy they were to install . Whatever you get I would not get anything more than a 3way speaker front or rear you will notice a loss of base if you do,,unless you install a subwoofer which is a whole other ordeal altogether.
419455
No, I replaced my stock ford speakers and using the stock ford receiver and they sound great. These speakers are designed to use with low power system.
1248957
Yes they r but u have to hook you speaker's up as 2 ohm the correct way. I have mine hook up at 2 ohms and they beat the crap out of my semi
1361380
Depends on if ur cars factory speakers are full range speakers if they arent they will be a decent upgrade. The issue i had with them was that they are not 100 rms and burned them pretty quick with my voice amp. So if you buy them just hook them up to your head unit and u should be ok.
1079691
You can ask an auto parts place or junk yard if they are the same speakers from the oldest models and if they are, they will probably fit. Hope this help.
560459
I normally don't like pioneer and haven't used them for years, so I really can't answer your question. But I've been installing custom systems for over 25 years and these speakers sound great. For the price they can't be beat. I won't pay high dollar for 6.5 " or 5.25" speakers because they are gonna blow out in about a year regardless of what brand they are.
870287
I do not have them set up that way but I don't see why not if you buy an aftermarket system to do it. The speakers sound great w/ a polk audio sub!
2252156
They should work just fine. Mine are in the rear doors of my Chevy Colorado crew cab and they are un-amped and get the job down so I wouldn't worry too much. But if you're going for main audio, such as the front doors, I would give polk audio a look.
2175755
if you have stock 6x9 then these should work. i would check crutchfield.com, enter your vehicle and it will tell you what speakers will fit.
61928
You car came with factory speakears 6.5 " front and rear won't fits you . You can make fit but requires modification . I will recommend to go with 6.5 pioneer speakers I belive they can be 4 ways or 3 ways they sound really clear to
1829192
GO to crutchfield.com and put in your vehicle information it will tell you what fits exactly in your truck.That is what I did with my car and bought the speakers here on amazon much cheaper.
61927
Go with Ts A1685R pioneer they are really good for that front and rear no modification and they really affordable
1505935
All the amp does is makes it sound better as long as you can make the speakers fit your good. I have mine on a stock radio on my f150 and they sound and hit real good.
1802151
I would say no, unless you have factory speakers there already that you can take out to put these in their place. These are amazing tweeters especially if you have the matching door speakers to pear up with them like I do.
999148
I don't know. I am no longer using them. When I was, I had them as rear speakers for my home theater system. They had a great sound and were well made.
673585
No. These are used for adapting a replacement radio's wiring to your truck's wiring harness. Won't help install speakers at all.