Hi bro, when you talk about "fit", you make reference to operating speakers or they can enter the vehicle. Is my doubt.
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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.
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"Fit" or "fitment" simply refers to whether or not it will fit in your speaker locations... If your OEM speakers are 6.5 inch then you would want to go with a 6.5 inch replacement... Other wise there maybe some customizing in order for the new speakers to fit the OEM location...
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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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Sorry, I don't have a definitive answer. It is a double din receiver so if you have a slot that could fit a double din then you should fit. That is just a guess though. Try Crutchfield, they have a sizing guide that might be useful for your situation.
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They will work either way, but the over head console will rattle so it will have to be filled with speaker sound fleet.
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You can look online for the speaker sizes for your car. That will answer you question if you can or can't
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They will probably require custom fitment, just like most aftermarket speakers.
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Dear Nate,Thanks so much for your inquiry. I'm showing that the speakers you've asked about are rear speakers and should drop in fairly easily. Our company's car installation department would normally build a small adaptor plate out of mdf. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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Where he want put the speakers? In the doors ,I not think so,but if he want put the speakers behiand the backseat on the tap,maybe
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Your rear speakers don't necessarily have to match your fronts, so with that theory in mind, these should serve you well. As long as your center matches your front left and right, you're good.
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i would say take the ones that are in the dash at the moment and the measure how tall they are. and then compare to the size of these here.i used these speakers and they actually did some work for being cheap lol
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When Buying For Car in hookes into your car speakers. If for home use you can use another source of speakers. But yes you need speakers.
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These can be made to fit, but that may require custom-made spacers, drilling new mounting holes in the door panels, etc. They will not simply bolt up to the stock location - no off-the-shelf component speaker set will.
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I have seen the terminology and do not know the difference between a driver speaker and a normal speaker. They are all normal to me except for their frequency operating ranges.
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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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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.
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Depends on the model of truck. It its a Silverado - they are reportedly the right fit for the front door speakers. I'd recommend checking crutchfield or a similar site to make sure. Some vehicles have shallow doors and cannot always accommodate all speakers.
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Honestly the easiest and best way to find out if they will fit is to go to Crutchfield.com, then add vehicle, and that will let you browse the products that fit your vehicle.