I am guessing everything changed in 1986 for the speakers, but I don't really know?

Anyway, I picked these up for the rears:

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-uKHFE79...=1&cc=01&avf=Y

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I picked these up for the fronts!

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-2DQ4QGh...=1&cc=01&avf=Y

Whatcha think!?

What's everyone else running?

 

for the fronts on my truck i got some pioneer tsc 604 6.5 components kinda like these
https://www.ford-trucks.com/framered...=1&cc=01&avf=Y

and for the rears i got some of these
http://www.shopdome.com/clarion2/pro...ercurrency=CDN
cant get any better than components i will never go back to normal coaxils

 

I started to go component; didn't wanna run an amp.

 

If I remember correctly 5 1/4 " front doors and 5x7" or some odd ball like that for the pilars. Most people just put in an adapter with a component set inside. they have alot of replacements now though. I cut my front speaker holes bigger to fit "oversize 6 1/2 aith tweeter. tweeter mounted below and holes drilled thru door panel for sound.

 

my truck has 6.5 in the doors

 

i put the tweeters up on the flat surface by the mirrors

 

i have rockford FRC4369 6x9 3way punch speakers in the rear-150 watt max

and..FRC4396 6.5 inch 3way punch speakers in the front-120 watt max

and..SD8 rockford tweeters-100 watts max

 

Them speakers are ok but if you are looking for sound quality then go with mb quart, a little expensive but worth every penny, or if yuo still want good sound still but u like to pound ur system then go with kenwood, but there is a certain kind of kenwood.I don't know the numbers but the come looks like braided stainless steel wooven. They will take abuse.

 

I have JBL 6.5" 3 ways running off a JBL 60 watt/channel amp, and I really enjoy how they sound. I don't have any rear speakers, but in the next few weeks I'm gonna build a box for my JBL GT 10's. Pretty much any aftermarket speaker will sound much better than stock. It's all a matter of personal brand preference and how much you want to pay for speakers.

 

in my 88 f150 regular cab shortbox
I run 165 watt 6.5" sony xplod 3-ways in the doors and one (soon to be two) 10" 450 watt pioneer sub in a Q-logic truck box
i use the pioneer deh-15 200x4 mosfet cd head unit and a 80 watt junk road gear amp(200watt rockford fosgate punch amp coming soon) for the sub. it agood combination the sony are great with there low price tag $60.00 a pair

 

i have a 92 f-150 im using 6.5 front and rear (adapter plates) with infinity sub and mtx ampifier

 

an easy way to tell if they'll fit is to check crutchfield....they have charts that will tell you what will fit and what won't...of course, anything will fit with a little creative work on the stock openings...

 

i got Lightnening Audio front (6.5") and back (6x8") i will hopefully soon be upgrading tho. i am planning on going with either pioneer, alpine, or RF. kinda leaning toward alpine right now. but not sure.

 

IMHO, the sony xplods suck for the money, but thats me, i bought some 6.5 sony xplods for the front..and blew em, with a headunit putting..50 watts to em, volume turned up maybe 1/3 one day..and boom the one ripped..not good experiences, and..for that 60 dollars, you can buy some rockford fosgates off of ebay, brand new to your door for the same price, and get alot better quality product, no matter what model

 

Well I'd post pics, but you can't attach freakin' pics.