I have a 2001 Impala. The factory installed speakers are 6x9. Is there any reason these new Kenwoods would not fit? (The reviews looks great!)
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Look in the trunk to see if there is anything that may be in the way on where your existing speakers areocated as these speakers have a bigger magnet on the bottom than stock speakers. If you see nothing close to th you should be fine
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I wouldn't think so ,being i have a 05 accord and my orginal speakers were 6×9
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I bought spacers. When you remove the old speakers and replace them with the new Kenwood speakers, make note of how much room you would need. For example, these 1.5" spacers might work for you: http://www.amazon.com/Metra-82-6900-2-Inch-Speaker-Spacer/dp/B0002BG6U0/ref=pd_sim_e_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=0481M3KTFY9ESKWVKG8V I use 1.5" spacers similar to the one I linked above, but I bought them off ebay. They work great, and these speakers sound awesome, too.
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It looks like these 6x9 inch speakers will not fit. Your front and rear doors take a 6.75 inch speaker.
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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.
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If your stock speaker's are 6x9s , I don't know what size speaker is in a mustang.
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I fit them in the front doors of my old Tahoe. I hade to use the factory housing, it will take a bit of pressure to remove it safely and properly. Without the housing the speaker is too small.
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they are going to be 6x9 which means length and width will be 6x9. I would 1st see if your speakers are 6x9 and if they are these will in theory fit. My issue was not the 6x9 size but the depth of the Kappa's. If you were to take my stock Bose and these Kappa's and put them on a table the Kappa's stand roughly a quarter to half inch taller than the stock Bose. So when I put them in place of the Bose they didn't fit like the stock ones.
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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%.
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i really do not know. i think most van doors have either 6x9" and/or round 6.5" speakers. i think they may even have both cut into the metal skins and chassis. (pockets). they also could very well be an oval shaped 6x9". the thing i can tell you is these speakers would fit into a dodge 98 ram truck (extended cab). these i do believe would fit in either front or back doors on that. (just depends on how you would want them to be mounted). these speakers for the price do seem to be pretty nice. i put them into a independent speaker box and they sound pretty good being run. no real rattle buzz or cone distortion. one thing i did notice was that the black frame and mesh guards all had one plastic mounting screw mold broken for some reason. they would still mount but their mold mesh guards may not mount correctly. i bought metal grid mounting guards instead and enjoy them and the speakers. (frames (metal grid) are pretty cheap 10-15$ including shipping). hope this helped. oh yeah i am running these things at car stereo only amp (20w) and also on a 100watt technics amp 5.1 home stereo. both sound amazingly similar in sound quality at different amplifications. (i do not know why that is!) , long story shortened... there not bad for the price.
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They are true 6.5 size speakers but they do come with fitting adapter rings. So they will fit 5.5 openings. Double check your make and model of car to be absolutely sure that they will fit where you are installing them. FYI. They really do sound excellent!! Once you have played them past the brake in phase at low volume for a few weeks.
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You'll will have to check and see what size speakers your car accepts to make sure they fit. But 6x9 speakers are a common size for the rear speaker tray but always check first.
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It would be a tight fit. Remember, the speakers are 6"X 9" but the mounting brackets take even more space. You effectively need a 7"X 10" area to mount them. Kicker also makes a smaller round speaker that will fit. It may cost a little bit more to get the sound quality of the 6"X 9", but it is an option. I have both in my Jeep, and I'm very happy with them. You will need an amp to really make them 'kick'.
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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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Karen, as long as your vehicle has factory 6.5 inch speakers installed they should fit. You may need to purchase a harness to install them. However, they're well worth the investment.
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I have found the flex fit basket design makes it diggocult some times to fit these into cars. How ever as long as your stock speaker size is a 6.5 I don't see why not. They are a really good choice due to having a built in crossover
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I would go to crutchfield and enter your vehicle and it will tell you the mfg. specs. These speakers do come with different mounting bracket configurations. If you type in the speaker it may tell you if it is and exact fit or modification. The speakers are fairly shallow and the outer bezel has quite a few mounting slots. If the hole size is 5 to 5 1/4 these should fit fine with no modification.
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I know that there the same size that's in the 2000 ext cab. Easy way to check is look for the stock speakers and find there size. But I love these speakers just don't try to add much base there not for that