2004 Screw factory replacements HELP?????
What are some good recommendations for replacing the stock speakers in the front and back of a 2004 Supercrew. I am not going to put a amp and sub, I kinda grew out of that phase, but just want a better sound than factory(more clarity and loudness). What sizes do I need to put in front and back and also what brands and where to buy them reasonably $$$$? I also would like something fairly easy to install, just pull out the old speakers and put in the new ones. Thanks in ADVANCE!
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Originally Posted by gdbunn4
What are some good recommendations for replacing the stock speakers in the front and back of a 2004 Supercrew. I am not going to put a amp and sub, I kinda grew out of that phase, but just want a better sound than factory (more clarity and loudness). What sizes do I need to put in front and back and also what brands and where to buy them reasonably $$$$? I also would like something fairly easy to install, just pull out the old speakers and put in the new ones. Thanks in ADVANCE!
As for decent speakers at a decent price. Pioneers are pretty cheap and are a good bang for the buck. They are also drop ins - as are most 5x7s in the 150. Just go to best buy and find a set af 5x7s that fit your budget. Any of the name brands are good if you are running stock everything else. Good luck. |
It really depends on how much you want to spend. You could get some decent ones such as pioneer 3 ways, and then you can get nicer w/ some alpines, infinity kappas, and so on. I am really tempted to throw some boston acoustics in mine. I just purchased some polk components but you dont want the amp so i would choose some decent three ways or built in component speakers. My advice would be go to crutchfield.com and pick out a set or two. It will also tell you what size to get. I think 6x8 but no 100 percent sure. Either 6x8 or 5x7. Then when you find a set, go to millionbuy.com or ebay and purchase them. Crutchfield's prices are crazy. Many many options though.
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These guys have some good ideas.
When I first got my F150 I dropped in some el cheapo 50 dollar Pioneer 2-ways till I got money for what I wanted-and for 50 bucks they werent to bad. Definatley more detailed and better sounding than stock. I think it was 97f150 who found a good deal on some MTX 5x7's. A Mitek (company that owns MTX) buyout. 35 bucks a pair. Website is mitek.com IIRC; something along those lines lol. He also found a deal on Crutchfield, Alpine Type R 5x7's for half price or something like that. That one might be over though. Crutchfield also gives you a harness, so it only takes like 5 minutes per speaker. Its been awhile, I cant remember the specifics on those deals though Stock size is 5x7/6x8 (they will fit in the same hole, pretty much the same thing) What is your budget, and are you using the stock HU, or an aftermarket one? W can help you search a little if you give us this info. |
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