Will I need something like Metra 72-5600 Speaker Adapter for Select Ford Vehicles to install these into my 2004 Thunderbird?
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no, these are a straight solder on (or twist on and electric tape, if you are unprofessional like me) connection. the existing wires should be fine and if they have an adapter plug like my ford's stock speakers did it can just be cut off. Best wishes.
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No you don't. This metra wires are made for your car speakers, if your car comes from factory with 4 speakers, your original harness is already ready with the connections and this harness is just going to adapt to you new stereo.
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Yes you will need an additional adapter: PAC RP4-FD11 Wiring InterfaceConnect a new car stereo and retain steering wheel controls, RAP, and factory amp in select 2005-up Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles. Go to Crutchfield.com to find out everything you will need for the install in your Ford Explorer Sport Trac.
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Many vendors have plug adapters for speakers. I did not use them. I bought a wire adapter at Home Depot which crimped on the wire. I simply wired the new speakers directly using the following color code. I have a 2003 F150 King Ranch. It was easy. You will like the Pioneer speakers. Good Luck. http://www.autotoys.com/New_Tech/Wire_codes/Ford_Wire_Colors/ford_wire_colors.htm
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I just used them on a 2004 Avalanche, I'm sure they're somewhat close in design. You may not "need" them, but it made the speaker install a 5 minute job because I didn't have to cut, splice, and install new ends. With that being said, the factory speaker wires are very short, so if you didn't use these, you would have to add some length to the wires by time you cut off the factory ends.
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Aftermarket speakers are not created to fit specific vehicles. You need to measure your speakers and decide what size you need and be prepared to modify if needed. These speakers are a unique size set apart from most others, they fit nicely into what I needed. (And have great sound)
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This crossover will work very nicely in your 3-way speakers. You might want to replace your drivers in them one at a time or all at once. I would start with a tweeter that has cutout dimensions for that speaker the same size as the hole in the cab when you take it out.
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The only thing I had to use is a Metra Speaker adapter for a particular Make. There are 2 adapter per package. Install is super easy and they sound great!
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This product requires you to drill a hole in the dash to have access to the on/off switch and there needs to be a hole for the RCA to male 3.5mm Headphone jack (6ft is best the 3ft cable tend to be a little short). I would recommend running the headphone cable through an ashtray or center console so you have somewhere to store it when not in use. Fords shouldn't need a antenna adapter. I've had three of these things. They are great but installing them can be a pain.
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I bought them for my mustang with Mach 460 speakers and had to cut off the factory plugs because they were proprietary. Not a big deal though. I don't know what your factory setup looks like though. I have an extra box of the speakers if you'd like to buy them cheaper.. Brand new
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Yes you will need an additional adapter: PAC RP4-FD11 Wiring Interface Connect a new car stereo and retain steering wheel controls, RAP, and factory amp in select 2005-up Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles. Go to Crutchfield.com to find out everything you will need for the install in your Ford Explorer Sport Trac.
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Like with almost any aftermarket product you will most likely have to modify something to get it to fit. When I bought the speakers for my truck it was not a direct fit. I had to use the factory adapter/spacer for it to work. If the one in your car dosnt fit then you will most likely have to fabricate something. Best sugestion if you dont want to deal with the hassle just buy OEM replacements. Amazon has everything you need.....just cost a little more.
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and im sorry, those CVO speaker boxes fit 6.5 inch speakers, so you do not need these adaptersMarc
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As long as they fit in the factory location no you wouldn't. If you're car has a premium stereo from factory you might be fine. But generally running an amp is the best way to go to get maximum sound out of a speaker. Underpowered speakers are just as detrimental as over powering. I have my dash to the radio then 2 sets of these 2nd set replacing my 6x9s and a p1 10 all mated to a 600.5 rockford prime amp. If you like to go that route rockford makes adaptor plates for these to be down sized. Circular speakers produce sound better than any other shape. And having the speakers be dedicated to a type of sound helps as well. As long as they fit in the factory location no you wouldn't. If you're car has a premium stereo from factory you might be fine. But generally running an amp is the best way to go to get maximum sound out of a speaker. Underpowered speakers are just as detrimental as over powering. I have my dash to the radio then 2 sets of these 2nd set replacing my 6x9s and a p1 10 all mated to a 600.5 rockford prime amp. If you like to go that route rockford makes adaptor plates for these to be down sized. Circular speakers produce sound better than any other shape. And having the speakers be dedicated to... » Read More As long as they fit in the factory location no you wouldn't. If you're car has a premium stereo from factory you might be fine. But generally running an amp is the best way to go to get maximum sound out of a speaker. Underpowered speakers are just as detrimental as over powering. I have my dash to the radio then 2 sets of these 2nd set replacing my 6x9s and a p1 10 all mated to a 600.5 rockford prime amp. If you like to go that route rockford makes adaptor plates for these to be down sized. Circular speakers produce sound better than any other shape. And having the speakers be dedicated to a type of sound helps as well. « Show Less
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Christina, each set comes with 2 connectors. In your case, you need two sets. I cannot help you with the truck you have, but you can search it as 1997 Ford f250 speakers harness. You could also, add your vehicle within Amazon, that would make your life easier. I hope it helps.
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No you have to get an adapter for what ever car you are putting them into. Make sure you measure your stock speakers to see if they will fit. I had to twik the speaker holes to have them fit
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This is a two part answer:1. If you are using these on the front doors to replace the factory speakers in 2002 to 2006 Toyota Camry's, they will require Metra 82-8149 adapters. The holes in the doors are far too large to mount these to, plus mounting them back farther by just using spacers and not the adapters, you will not get the good quality of sound. The adapters keep them about 1" out from the door, which is how the factory speakers mount.2. If you are mounting these in the rear deck area, they directly replace the factory speakers. No adapter required, you just have to change the wiring ends. This is a two part answer:1. If you are using these on the front doors to replace the factory speakers in 2002 to 2006 Toyota Camry's, they will require Metra 82-8149 adapters. The holes in the doors are far too large to mount these to, plus mounting them back farther by just using spacers and not the adapters, you will not get the good quality of sound. The adapters keep them about 1" out from the door, which is how the factory speakers mount.2. If you are mounting these in the rear deck area, they directly replace the factory speakers. No adapter required, you just have... » Read More This is a two part answer:1. If you are using these on the front doors to replace the factory speakers in 2002 to 2006 Toyota Camry's, they will require Metra 82-8149 adapters. The holes in the doors are far too large to mount these to, plus mounting them back farther by just using spacers and not the adapters, you will not get the good quality of sound. The adapters keep them about 1" out from the door, which is how the factory speakers mount.2. If you are mounting these in the rear deck area, they directly replace the factory speakers. No adapter required, you just have to change the wiring ends. « Show Less