Will they fit in the factory space for outer dash speakers of a 2009 Dodge Grand Caravan?
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Hello I would Google your dodge speaker size for outer dash, or you can do what I did , I went to a car audio shop and asked for a estimate for my front dash speakers and model choice. Then I said ok thanks I'll come back :). I found the speakers way cheaper on Amazon. Found a video on YouTube on how to install them. Then I saved money that way. Shop estimate $175install. I found them on Amazon for like I think $35 and took me a good half hour to do. Cause of the type on car I have. Well good luck!
1681483
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.
1819847
I don't know? I have a 2011 Dodge Ram and the woofer magnet was too big to fit in my door speaker space. I ended up getting a pair 6" x 9" Alpine speakers that fit great and sound great. Good luck with your choice.
460241
According to the following link, I would suggest 6 & 3/4" or 6.75" speakers all around for a 2000 Dodge Durangohttp://www.sonicelectronix.com/dodge-durango-2000-car-speakers.html
2135870
These are 6x9 speakers, you need to make sure the depth size will fit Into your car's stock hole, also you may have to cut something if not just drill some new holes and you should be fine. If you need help you can also go to crutchfield.com they can tell you your speaker sizes and what you need, they are amazing, Also just make sure you buy the right size bracket to fit your aftermarket speakers to the car's stock speaker hole
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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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I believe so, they are large. I'd measure now, but my wife has the truck. Nice deep sound too.
2071099
ok, i bought these speakers for a co-workers he had a a taurus and told he need to make a hole on the back for thesse speakers can fit on his car.... also i bought a 6x9 punch for my frontier i ask to few guys and they told fit on my truck, i don´t installed yet
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They'll fit, but you'll have to get creative. You'll either need to have custom mounting brackets made or drill 4 holes for each speaker (you'll also need foam baffles or foam tape to put between the speakers & the mounting surface, since they won't fit flush (otherwise, they'll be prone to rattling & making noise). The problem is with the car design itself, not with these speakers - the stock rear speakers in a '96 Camry are 6x9s, but they have a retarded, non-standard, triangular mount built into the stock speakers, so the car doesn't have holes that will work with standard aftermarket 6x9s. They'll fit, but you'll have to get creative. You'll either need to have custom mounting brackets made or drill 4 holes for each speaker (you'll also need foam baffles or foam tape to put between the speakers & the mounting surface, since they won't fit flush (otherwise, they'll be prone to rattling & making noise). The problem is with the car design itself, not with these speakers - the stock rear speakers in a '96 Camry are 6x9s, but they have a retarded, non-standard, triangular mount built into the stock speakers, so the car doesn't have holes that will work with standard aftermarket 6x9s.
482151
Don't quite understand your question. The four inch speakers fit perfectly in my 86 Toyota pickup in the space where the old ones were in the dash and they sound really good for four inch speakers.
336490
I do not have a van so I do not know for sure. However, if you have 6" or 6.5" speakers already, then they should fit. Good luck.
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It depends on the space available in your dash. I know most Dodge vehicles can get a after market dash piece or a factory dash piece for a nav unit. You will need a space big enough to fit a double din stereo. I suggest contacting your local car audio/video business and ask them for advice.
256239
They'll fit, but you'll have to get creative. You'll either need to have custom mounting brackets made or drill 4 holes for each speaker (you'll also need foam baffles or foam tape to put between the speakers & the mounting surface, since they won't fit flush (otherwise, they'll be prone to rattling & making noise). The problem is with the car design itself, not with these speakers - the stock rear speakers in a '96 Camry are 6x9s, but they have a retarded, non-standard, triangular mount built into the stock speakers, so the car doesn't have holes that will work with standard aftermarket 6x9s.
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They will probably require custom fitment, just like most aftermarket speakers.
1998941
If the speakers are the same size as the originals, the original hardware should suffice. But you might need to check your connections on your speakers to see if they are soldered or have plug type connections that can be pulled off the terminals. I brought mine to a local Best Buy to have installed because of the difficulty mounting these in the doors of my pickup with all the panels that had to be removed. Plus they warranty the work. Good luck.
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Go to crutch field . Com and they can see what fits it depends on how deep the new speakers are and how far they stick out. I put 6x9 in front doors and those 6.5 in back of a tundra the fit to stock was perfect
32842
They fit in the front doors and rear deck of an 8th gen si. The factory speakers basically have this bracket built into them made the install very easy