20 Most Recent Audio Pro 15PLB76 15 Inch 800 Watt Woofer Car Speaker Questions & Answers

A good source for this is www.crutchfield.com. You can search your vehicles replacement speakers without purchasing.

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Hello Sincity, Hi, Any car speaker would do but it should follow the following specification,

1. Rated 8 ohms impedance
2. Have a peak power output of 400 watts per channel

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single shallow with a sealed box it would sound great!! no air tombs they **** thats called ported they really ****

Coupe:
Front: 6.5"
Rear: 6"x9"

Sedan:
Front: 6.5"
Rear: 6.5"

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Do yourself a favor do not get anything Pyramid they are cheap for a reason and you will not get good bass response from them even in a optimal enclosure.If you want nice bass for little money go with lanzar opti 1535D sub you can pick one up for around $265 and will blow away Pyramid any day.

http://review.zdnet.com/product/subwoofers/lanzar-opti-drive-opti1535d-car-subwoofer-driver/33649420

Custom Tooled Die-Cast Aluminum Basket

COC Composite Cone

Jumbo Dense Foam Surround

3’’ High Temperature Dual 1.2 Ohm Voice Coil

100 Oz x 3 High Density Barium Ferrite Magnet

Power Handling: 1600 Watts RMS /3200 Watts Peak

Frequency Response: 30 - 500 Hz

Impedance: Dual 1.2 Ohm Voice Coil

Efficiency: 88dB

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I'll assume you don't have the Bose system, or else you wouldn't be looking for new ones, depending on your year. It's either going to be 6-1/2" or 6-3/4" The most popular speaker size — replace your factory speakers with some 6-1/2" car speakers for strong bass and improved clarity. Many models includes brackets that allow them to fit in slightly larger 6-3/4" openings. The 6-3/4" speaker, the largest round car speaker, fits in an increasing number of newer vehicles. They offer more cone area than the slightly smaller 6-1/2", so they add more bass to your system.

Go to ANY stereo place, they will know, because they have to know, in order to sell you replacemants,,,,

6.5 inch in the doors and 6x9 in the rear

Front speakers 6.5
Rear speakers 6 x 9

you could, but your sound image would be heavy in the rear, why not use the boxes and the front speakers?

4" x 6" dashboard and rear pillar.

Here is a link to crutchfield. it will tell you what you need.
http://www.crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/autoinfo/autoinfo.asp?sl=Y&vb=Y&lp=%2fm_399%2fCar-Speakers.html%3ftp%3d12

The grills for every speaker is bigger it hide the holes to mount.By the way you explain they sound like they maybe 5x7's.Good luck

4 nch in the front and 6 1/2 rear i believe 8in free air sub you can use a 10in sub with little modification.. this answer was taken from a lexus owners forum, another answer said 4inch in front and the rear, but both say 8 inch sub.