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Ford Explorer: Speaker sizes

  1. #1
    Jeff
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    Speaker sizes

    What are the speaker sizes for a 98 Explorer Sport? I want to change them out,
    but don't want to tear out the panels until I know for sure.

  2. #2
    Steven
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    Re: Speaker sizes

    Jeff wrote: 

    Looks like 6"x8" in both front doors and rear side panels, per
    Crutchfield. You could also do 5.25" components, coaxials, or triaxials
    (w/adapter), or better yet even midbass's in the doors with components
    in the kick panels (w/custom kick panel enclosures). You have many
    options and a good starting place, depending on your needs and funds:

    http://www.crutchfield.com/

    Good luck,

    Steven

  3. #3
    JonnyCab®
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    Re: Speaker sizes

    My '99 XLT four-door had four 6x8s in it.

    If you're going to just replace the speakers, you might be disappointed with
    the results. I replaced all four of the factory speakers with Pioneer
    tri-axial 6x8s, and they didn't make that much difference.

    Get a subwoofer. Even if you don't turn it up loud enough to shake houses
    as you drive by, the sound is infinitely better than just replacing the door
    speakers.

    I now have a 2002 EB, and the subwoofer system in that blows the doors off
    the one in the '99.

    Steven is right---the Explorer has a lot of options. Use the doors for
    midrange and treble, and put a subwoofer under one of the seats or in the
    rear side panel.



  4. #4
    Mark
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    Re: Speaker sizes

    You have 6x8's all around your truck


    Mark S
    Owner
    SoundsExtreme

  5. #5
    Justin
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    Re: Speaker sizes

    Yah, I have Clarion all around. Clarion 7" LCD Touch Screen, and standard 6
    X 9 Clarions in door panels. The real difference comes with a subwoofer. I
    decided to go with an Infinity Kappa Perfect 12", which runs a little pricy
    at around 200 a piece, but provides great response, and deep base. I love
    Infinity. If you can afford it, Infinity makes great mid / high range
    speakers as well, but again they are costly. Any amp will do, I tend to
    like Kenwood, which I run. Let me know if you have any questions or
    comments. I have done quite a bit with my explorer and know some "do's" and
    "dont's." I am a sound quality guy, not insanely loud, inaccurate, and just
    plain annoying bass guy. Also, I know some great sites to purchase from,
    that have great prices and good customer support.

    SOME PICTURES OF MY EXPLORER HERE.
    I WILL BE POSTING MORE VERY SHORTLY.

    http://members.sounddomain.com/clarionex

    --

    Justin Keller




 

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