I was thinking of a 10" on the drivers side over the wheel well in the back. Going to talk to the stereo guy soon to figure it out. Oh and replace all speakers and give adequate power.
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I did a search, but could not find anyone that has done this..
I replaced the front speakers (dash and door)... Huge improvement.
Now need to get some bass in the car -- has anyone bought or built a custom sub box for the rear?
I put in Boston Acoustic SL95s - 4 ohm speakers that match up with the 3 1/2 in BAs in the dash. The 95s are 6x9 - no problem getting these in - I had a pair of TacoTune adapters so I did not have to custom build new ones to get the speakers to fit.
BTW - I do have a non-nav TE (KDSS) with the standard 8 speaker system..
Like others have mentioned, anything would be better than the paper-coned speakers that Toyota put in this car -- after seeing this, I will be replacing the other 4 speakers, adding an amp, and possibly look into a sub..
I was thinking about going with a good 5 channel amp to power it all and leave the stock deck so it appears factory
Speaker Installation - Front Door Mounts 6x9 HDP - Tacotunes.com Shopping Cart
Here is the link to the adapter..
Because I used this on a different car before the 4R, a few new holes had to made in the adapter, but no big deal...
Another option (likely not recommended) would be to a make an adapter from the stock speaker -- I have not done this, but heard you can if you do not plan to use the stockers in the future...
I have just bought a new system for my truck. I got the stealth box in the back comes with a 10in JBL custom built box, replaced all speakers and also a new Pioneer head unit and a 5 channel amp. Love it
I put in Boston Acoustic SL95s - 4 ohm speakers that match up with the 3 1/2 in BAs in the dash. The 95s are 6x9 - no problem getting these in - I had a pair of TacoTune adapters so I did not have to custom build new ones to get the speakers to fit.
BTW - I do have a non-nav TE (KDSS) with the standard 8 speaker system..
Like others have mentioned, anything would be better than the paper-coned speakers that Toyota put in this car -- after seeing this, I will be replacing the other 4 speakers, adding an amp, and possibly look into a sub..
Hey guy, I want to begin the process of installing speakers in my 5th Gen. Before I can though, I need a few Q's answered. Can someone give me the speaker sizes (dash/doors/hatch) for the basic radio: N/A nav and Non JBL. I ask because I've been told three diff sizes by diff sources (Best Buy/Crutchfield/local shop). So I need to know the ACTUAL sizes. Also, I've heard that the rear two hatch speakers are factory subs...? Any truth to that...I don't want to go wasting time buying the wrong equip. I'm looking into Alpine's Type S or Type R products and also wondered if their tweeter will fit in place of the stock tweets. I know a lot of guys/gals here lean towards Kappa but figured if I'm going to go with Alpine, might as well go all the way.
this is a good resource for you:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/100453-2011-audio-install-2.html