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From a quick look inside the cabin, it appears that the front door speakers are 5x7's and the rears 5.25's. Any confirmation on this? (07 Double Cab sr5 without the JBL system)
Dont have that info,From a quick look inside the cabin, it appears that the front door speakers are 5x7's and the rears 5.25's. Any confirmation on this? (07 Double Cab sr5 without the JBL system)
That's what I thought, thanks for clearing this up.Crutchfield is WRONG! Already spoke with a rep there and they know it. The Fronts are 6x9's rears are 6.5" in the DC.
BuyBuyDakota; ......The dash speakers are maybe 2” said:Are the dash speakers and center speaker mounted from the top? Do you simply pry the grill off, without removing the dash, and replace the speakers? :ts:
this is my question. i am about to replace these tweeters, but i dont want to pry that little grill off if i shouldnt.Are the dash speakers and center speaker mounted from the top? Do you simply pry the grill off, without removing the dash, and replace the speakers? :ts:
This is possible but there is a nice kit that I used when I had my 05 tacoma double cab and it is the same setup for the 07 tundra double cabs. The kit is from TacoTunes - Toyota Speaker and Dash Mount Kits and it allows you to put deep 6x9's up front and 6.5's in the rear.you can also just cut the factory speaker apart and use it's outer 'ring' as the base to mount your aftermarkets (seen it done on another thread).
Question, will the factory deck push 2 ohm infinty kappas with out causing the deck to turn into a smoking hole in my dash?
Tom
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i did car audio for a year before toyota. a round speaker will give you better musical accuracy and in my opinion, sound better. a 6x9 speaker will give you more cone area which in turn can produce more bass.Are the 6.5s really better? I had always thought that the 6x9 option was a better way to go?