Have a 2006 Wrangler TJ, will these fit in the "soundbar" without modification? The stock speakers are poop.
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These fit my 97 Wrangler TJ perfectly. I didn't have to cut or change anything
77356
I installed these in my Wrangler with the factory stereo and they were blown within the week. It was a painful lesson in how clipping works. If you're adding this to a stock TJ, I'd recommend either adding an amplifier or replacing the stock underpowered stereo with an aftermarket deck.
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Yes with a slight modification drill two holes for that extra 1/2 inch width speakers work great no problems they look great sound way better then stock I also added a 300 watt 4channel amp to all my 4 speakers and it's exactly what I wanted
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These are a bit bigger than 6 1/2 mounting just a bit... Use the Crutchfield website to determine you factory speaker sizes and go from there... Thought the jbl brings its adapters to mount them just keep in mind they're. A few mm bigger than 6 1/2.. Hope this helps..
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yeah it will fit ,but try them out first sound wise, cuss in shipping the speakers middle cone tweeters can damage the conescausing it to have a sound distortion not pretty. other than that good luck ,I didn't had any luck with them..
667116
if the stock speaker is low profile JBL it should fit fine. Mine did but it was in a Toyota Avalon with limited room "no problems.
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If your stock speakers are 6.5" yes if not you will have to buy a trim ring to get them to fit securely
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They should fit as long as you have 6x9s now. The depth should be fine too. I found that after I disconnected the wire harness from my car, it didn't take much to get down to the bare wire to clip on to the new speakers. The harness isn't needed with these. And the speakers sound great btw!
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In a 2012, "yes". They are pretty much the same amperage as stock....the magnets are much larger and the cone material higher quality. The change in sound is like night-and-day. I installed 4; 2 in dash and 2 in soundbar. Make sure you buy some cheap "pillow stuffing" and stuff the speaker cavities as much as possible, THEN install the speakers. This helps reduce or eliminate all the "plastic rattle" when volume is high.
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You should have 6.5" stock speakers in their now so yes, it does not mean they are going to necessarily slide right in to replace the old ones but it should be close, depends on the bolt pattern of your old speakers
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Mario the Gator is 100% correct with his suggestion. I have a 2012 Special Ops edition Rubicon. I replaced my the sound bar speakers with the plug and play replacements by Chrysler. I think they are re-badged Kickers. First I did it without the polyfill and the speakers sounded a little better. Then I used polyfill and actually built a box around the speaker with Dynamat...huge difference...no vibrations and the whole thing took about 1.5 hours. I also replaced the built in Infinity sub with an 8" kicker. Because the head unit did not have enough power to push it (even with a 2ohm speaker) I added a sub dedicated JL Audio JX250 mono amp under the rear storage area (and I put a small amp powered fan on it to keep it cool). I also replaced the dash mounted tweeters with JBL tweeters (another huge difference). The whole change was inexpensive and made a dramatic difference to the entire sound system.
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They'll fit, but you'll have to get creative. You'll either need to have custom mounting brackets made or drill 4 holes for each speaker (you'll also need foam baffles or foam tape to put between the speakers & the mounting surface, since they won't fit flush (otherwise, they'll be prone to rattling & making noise). The problem is with the car design itself, not with these speakers - the stock rear speakers in a '96 Camry are 6x9s, but they have a retarded, non-standard, triangular mount built into the stock speakers, so the car doesn't have holes that will work with standard aftermarket 6x9s.
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If your truck has the factory 6x8 speakers then yes they will. They come with the wires to connect them to the trucks speaker wire. You'll have to cut the factory plug off and wire them. You can measure them by pullino your door panel off and get your measurements unless you can get them without taking it off
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Your truck came with 6x8 speakers....if you don't mind doing a little cutting, they will work.
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Yeah they should. The mount easy, no extra parts required takes about 5 minutes. They sound 100% better then stock. I filled the sound bar with 1/2 a bag of polly fill to give more depth to the sound. I got the polly from Walmart in the craft section for $6. You can
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It doesn't matter. what does matter is the size of the opening where you install them. they are measured as a 6 inch by 9 inch opening, and you need about 3 inches of clearance on the backside of the opening where you plan to put them. If your vehicle has the standard 6x9 opening they should fit, otherwise you would need to enlarge the speaker opening in the door or rear location where you want to put them. hope this helps Stacy. sincerely, Sal
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According to my information that is a 6.75" factory speaker.. You can fit these but there may be a small gap around the outer edge you will need to fill to make it perform 100%.
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No, these are are replacement speakers and will work as is. You might want to use adapters for the wire connections if space is limited. It makes the installation easier as you don't have to splice the wiring.
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These are 6x9 speakers, you need to make sure the depth size will fit Into your car's stock hole, also you may have to cut something if not just drill some new holes and you should be fine. If you need help you can also go to crutchfield.com they can tell you your speaker sizes and what you need, they are amazing, Also just make sure you buy the right size bracket to fit your aftermarket speakers to the car's stock speaker hole