The rear ones are an oversized 6 1/2" speaker. The
reason I say that is I already swapped those out with
infinity reference 6 1/2" 2-way speakers. The speaker
rim is stuck on with a silicone type sealant and the
hole behind the speaker is pretty big. So much so
that the reference fit in the hole. Also the factory
speaker has three tabs extending from it that are what
is actually screwed into the paneling. I had
triangular shaped adapters made at my local circuit
city to screw into the factory holes and have cutouts
to fit my 6 1/2" reference. My factory speakers were
torn along the cheap foam and cheap paper cone seam.
They may be infinity but they have those cheesy white
paper labels stuck on them on the magnet.
The rear two way is a 6 1/2" speaker with a tweeter
suspended over it on a little bar as opposed to it
coming out of the speaker as most other "2-way"
speakers.
Alberto
http://thematrix.acmecity.com/oracle/195/98dakota.html
--- "William H. Hiatt III" <william@hiatt.net> wrote:
> What are the speakers sizes?
> Tweeters
> Lower Doors
> Rear
>
> That's all the speakers I think in the stock setup..
> Thanks
> william
>
> At 06:07 PM 4/16/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>
>
> >"William H. Hiatt III" wrote:
> >
> > > Well.. I got the MTX Thunderform box installed
> yesterday. That thing thumps
> > > man. Now, I have the rest of the stock stereo. I
> don't want to replace the
> > > head unit right now. So, what's the best thing
> to get for around 800-1000
> > > for speakers, install etc for the door speakers.
> This include the little
> > > tweeters in the front doors, the spekaers on the
> bottom, and the side
> > > quarter speakers. I take it it would be better
> to just get a 4 channel amp
> > > for this, what do you guys think? Where's the
> best place to put the
> > > 4channel amp. Right now, the amp for the subs is
> under the passenger seat,
> > > and I can't fit another one. Drivers seat, no
> room. THanks fro all your
> > advice.
> > >
> > > P.S. I wan something that sounds GOOD
> >
> >William,
> >I also have the t form. I'm pushing it with a MTX
> 2130. I started with 2
> >sets of
> >6.5" infinity kappa components. Set in the stock
> door location (which
> >sucks) and 1
> >set in the rear (CC). I wasn't happy with the sound
> up front and added a
> >third set
> >(2 sets up front) also in the doors (between the
> door pocket and the door
> >handle)
> >and it made an incredable difference. The third set
> is not a componet set
> >but has
> >the tweets built in. Each one of the 6.5's pairs
> are driven by an MTX 275. One
> >under the driver seat and one in each side panel of
> the CC. The bigger amp
> >for the
> >t form is under the pass seat. You can put a amp
> under the driver seat by
> >making a
> >"shelf" that attaches to the cross bars of the
> power seat and mounting the
> >amp on
> >it, instead of right on the floor. I've set my seat
> the way I like it and
> >pulled
> >the fuse.
> >I'm using a Sony CDX-7850 head.
> >Bob.
> >--
> >Lowered 1998 Metalic Red Extended Cab
> >Western Chassis 2/4" Drop, Gibson Cat Back, Lund
> Roll Pan, Lund Wiper Cowl
> >S/S Sport Mirrors, Sport Masters Burgandy Tonnue,
> Home Grown K+N, F+B TB,
> >Stillen Bumper Cover, Sony CDX-7850, Three sets of
> Infinity Kappa's,
> >MTX 275x's, MTX Thunderform with 10" 7000's and a
> MTX 2130
> >Visit my Dak at
> http://www.geocities.com/motorcity/factory/7995
>
>
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