Interior speaker question?
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I'm not sure, but I have my back pillars off right now, so let me go see what I can find for you.
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I measured the back ones and they are 6" x 8".
Here's an example:
TS-D6802R - 6" x 8" 2-Way Speaker with 260 Watts Max. Power | Pioneer Electronics USA
I'm not recommending pioneer, because I actually don't have a clue what a good brand is. I've heard good things about them so I guess they would be a good place to start. Try googling car audio and a bunch of stuff will come up. A local audio shop could point you in the right direction as well, just don't let them drag you into something you don't want.
Here's an example:
TS-D6802R - 6" x 8" 2-Way Speaker with 260 Watts Max. Power | Pioneer Electronics USA
I'm not recommending pioneer, because I actually don't have a clue what a good brand is. I've heard good things about them so I guess they would be a good place to start. Try googling car audio and a bunch of stuff will come up. A local audio shop could point you in the right direction as well, just don't let them drag you into something you don't want.
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You'll need a T-50 Torx head for the seat belts.(O'reillys had a full set for 14 bucks) There's a bolt at the top where the belt attaches, and a bolt on the floor buried under some carpet and such.
After that pop the pillar off, being careful not to break the tabs that hold it in place.(I'm currently missing a few
) Slide the seat belt out of the hole in the bottom and you're done. Took me about ten minutes to get each one off.Hope that helps.
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I just replaced my old speakers with these. They sound great.
Kenwood KFC-C5793PS 5"x7" 3-way car speakers at Crutchfield.com
Kenwood KFC-C5793PS 5"x7" 3-way car speakers at Crutchfield.com
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...and in case you were wondering how to get into the door panels for the front speakers, here's how you remove them. Super easy.
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I have mtx speakers in the front doors and they are ok, not worth the money imo. With the little reading i have done in the sound system forum, people suggest modding the rear oval speakers to round. You will get a much better, more crisp sound. I would also put round ones in the front doors if i were to do it over again.
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You can put 6x9's back there too, at least in a CrewCab you can..
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...-adapters.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...-adapters.html