What speakers did you put in your 4Runner?

grantprior13

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Anyone that has upgraded speakers in their 4Runner what did you put in? I just bought a new head unit, and now I might as well get all new speakers before i install everything. Just seeing what everyone went with, and everyone's set up.
 
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Anyone that has upgraded speakers in their 4Runner what did you put in? I just bought a new head unit, and now I might as well get all new speakers before i install everything. Just seeing what everyone went with, and everyone's set up.

I went with Kenwood's Excelon line, A buddy got me a huge discount on them so no brainer really.

I like it, nice and clean.

Front XR-1800P
Rear KFC-X173
Amp: PPI 900.4
 
I put Infinity Reference 9602ix in the front and have none in the rear doors. Pioneer GMT-5400 amp running them. Clean and as loud as you can stand!
 
I got Hertz Energy series 6.5" components on sale for $100 per set. Bought two sets and installed both in doors in factory locations (with some modifications).
 
if not using an amp, alpine type s is a good replacement, other wise, if you are serious in audio like some of us, with amps and doors sound deadened, you can put what you like to your taste. i personally use focal, older k2p line and older polyglass line. i have them for 10 years now, and it still sound great. but i do feed a lot of power to it.
 
I have the JBL audio setup and I think I read somewhere that the system runs 2 ohms, can somebody please confirm that for me? That seems low...
 
I have a Kenwood BT365U head unit (thinking of replacing) driving:
JBL GTO609C up front
Polk DXi651 in the rear
Kenwood KSC-SW11 under seat sub
 
I just purchased Infinity Reference 6500cx's components for the front doors and
Infinity Reference 6502ix 2-Ways coax's for the back.
Should be coming in tomorrow.

I haven't decided which amp yet.
 
I have the stock JBL HU with the JBL speakers. Today the speaker in my driver's side door blew out. Without looking I am pretty sure the cone has separated from the foam. I don't mind replacing it with some nicer speakers but would only do so if it would work with the stock system. Should I just go with another JBL stock speaker or will something else work better, only with the stock system.

**It isn't that I don't want a better system, it is just that we have some projects coming up that I need the funds for....:lalala:
 
I have the stock JBL HU with the JBL speakers. Today the speaker in my driver's side door blew out. Without looking I am pretty sure the cone has separated from the foam. I don't mind replacing it with some nicer speakers but would only do so if it would work with the stock system. Should I just go with another JBL stock speaker or will something else work better, only with the stock system.



**It isn't that I don't want a better system, it is just that we have some projects coming up that I need the funds for....:lalala:



Pretty sure you could just replace it with the same size speaker and use your factory head unit.. is call a car audio shop and ask them


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head unit: kenwood ddx373bt in dash touchscreen w/ back up camera
front and rear speakers: Diamond Audio d6 6.5 component sets with silk tweeters
front stage amp: ppi p900.4
subwoofers: two sundown audio 8" sa8v2 in a ported enclosure tuned to 34hz
sub amp :sundown sax1200d sa8d4v1.5

I'm very partial to Diamond Audio speakers, some of the best sound quality and clarity you can get. :naughty:
 
Just recently replaced my old Phoenix Gold Octane R coaxials in my front doors w/ a pair of 6.5" NVX VSP65 kit component speakers w/ silk tweeters. Still running the old Octane R 4" coaxials in the rear doors.
 
I've run Infinity KAPPA series speakers in my last 4 vehicles. The the mids and highs are crisp clear and loud, and the KAPPA 12"subwoofer is accurate and clean. I love my setup. I don't think you can do much better for the price IMO
 

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