will these fit in a 2006 toyota tundra with access cab without modifications? I want to replace all 4 of the factory speakers with these.
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I'm not too sure right off hand but before you order the speakers it should give you the option to type in ur car make and model and it will let you know if the speakers ur looking to get will fit or not. That's how I did it. Hope this helps you.
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According to my information that is a 6.75" factory speaker.. You can fit these but there may be a small gap around the outer edge you will need to fill to make it perform 100%.
77357
Yes with a slight modification drill two holes for that extra 1/2 inch width speakers work great no problems they look great sound way better then stock I also added a 300 watt 4channel amp to all my 4 speakers and it's exactly what I wanted
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Whilst I can't give an exact depth without ripping half of my car's interior out, I can say that they flushly fit into any 6" or 6.5" pod. If you have existing speakers that are larger than 4" (highly likely you do), then these should fit straight in. They are a very well made speaker, compact and modern in their design. They should fit straight into most existing pods without modification (unless they are replacing a smaller stock product). Worse case scenario, a flush mount or angled spacer will solve any mounting problems neatly and with increased acoustic resonance to boot!
668712
Yes, they would fit. Minor adjustment would possibly be required to be able and use the same factory cover, but I personally like the aftermarket look. Looks pretty nice and sound great! Good Luck!!!
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You should google, whether or not they do fit, there lots of website that has a spec list on what speaker fits to what vehicle without any modifications etc, most will inform you what size does fit!
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I believe they are universal size, and shape, and should fit most cars, and trucks that use this, or a particular size speaker. Measure your existing speakers, if you can, and order that size. I hope this helped. Now, Rock On!
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From what I've found so far Lloyd is correct. They should fit in the doors with the adapters but I can't find info on the rest of the speakers in that vehicle. Before I start buying speakers I would physically confirm the sizes of the original speakers and the methods used to mount them. Some cars can be very tricky to work with when doing upgrades and I know nothing about that model. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.Update:I just found this size list on the Sonic Electronix website. I hope it helps you some. Front: 4", 6-1/2" Rear: 6-1/2", 4" Dash: 4" Front door: 6-1/2" Back door: 6-1/2" Rear side panel: 4" From what I've found so far Lloyd is correct. They should fit in the doors with the adapters but I can't find info on the rest of the speakers in that vehicle. Before I start buying speakers I would physically confirm the sizes of the original speakers and the methods used to mount them. Some cars can be very tricky to work with when doing upgrades and I know nothing about that model. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.Update:I just found this size list on the Sonic Electronix website. I hope it helps you some. Front: 4", 6-1/2" Rear: 6-1/2",... » Read More From what I've found so far Lloyd is correct. They should fit in the doors with the adapters but I can't find info on the rest of the speakers in that vehicle. Before I start buying speakers I would physically confirm the sizes of the original speakers and the methods used to mount them. Some cars can be very tricky to work with when doing upgrades and I know nothing about that model. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.Update:I just found this size list on the Sonic Electronix website. I hope it helps you some. Front: 4", 6-1/2" Rear: 6-1/2", 4" Dash: 4" Front door: 6-1/2" Back door: 6-1/2" Rear side panel: 4" « Show Less
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I didnt have to. They fit right in the existing cutout from the factory speakers.
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Yes. Theyll fit. I had a pair in my 2000 dodge durango. Dag... they bang. But i also had a after market jvc head unit. More power n watts mean the speakers get to really push. Youll love these speakers. Well worth the money. But for a better sound... only get one pair. Put them either in the front or back, but get some tweeters also to bring up the highs n voices. Good luck. I have a expedition now that im hooking up. Just got my first pioneer 10" champion 3,000 watt sub. Gotta get a amp n then ill get it installed. All goes well... ill get another n bridge it for two subs (6,000 watts) :-) Yes. Theyll fit. I had a pair in my 2000 dodge durango. Dag... they bang. But i also had a after market jvc head unit. More power n watts mean the speakers get to really push. Youll love these speakers. Well worth the money. But for a better sound... only get one pair. Put them either in the front or back, but get some tweeters also to bring up the highs n voices. Good luck. I have a expedition now that im hooking up. Just got my first pioneer 10" champion 3,000 watt sub. Gotta get a amp n then ill get it installed. All goes well... ill get another n bridge it for two subs (6,000... » Read More Yes. Theyll fit. I had a pair in my 2000 dodge durango. Dag... they bang. But i also had a after market jvc head unit. More power n watts mean the speakers get to really push. Youll love these speakers. Well worth the money. But for a better sound... only get one pair. Put them either in the front or back, but get some tweeters also to bring up the highs n voices. Good luck. I have a expedition now that im hooking up. Just got my first pioneer 10" champion 3,000 watt sub. Gotta get a amp n then ill get it installed. All goes well... ill get another n bridge it for two subs (6,000 watts) :-) « Show Less
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You don't need an amp, but you should check to see if your current speakers are 6" x9". If they aren't, then these will not fit without extensive modification to your car.
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I just installed these in my 98 s10 fleet side, and they are a direct replacement for the factory speakers located behind the cab windows. The websites give you a 50% chance that this is the correct size, so I wanted to share that information.
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I'm not exactly sure, but if u go to onlinestereo.com they have a fitment guide that will help. The speaker depth is your main concern.
1264011
On subarus they most likely have the 6x9 speaker size. Just go look at the speakers. If they are round they are most likely 6.5in like these. If they are oval they are gonna be the 6x9s. Also don't expect that much quality out of these speakers. They might not be any better than the stock speakers you have on your model subaru.
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Front or back it doesn't matter. Some vehicles require an adapter to add aftermarket speakers, as I found out with 2014 tundra dbl cab. if you have question there are a ton of resources available online You don't need to have a dealer install them unless your worried about the warranty.
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As long as the fender extensions are the same as on an Access cab Tacoma, they should fit. In my case with a 2006 Tacoma Access Cab Pre-Runner, I removed the old, broken guards by snapping off the plastic push-in plugs and unscrewing the bolts. The replacement guards installed to the same holes. Note that the push-in plug fasteners are not included in the kit but are available separately on Amazon.
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They fit on my 2012 tundra my truck is a base tundra extended cab with 8foot bed if you have a limited or platinum it may be different but should bolt up it's the connector for heated power glass theat might be different