Speaker help
Ok I did a search and couldnt find anything that would help me.
My rear door speakers are both blown and I'm looking into replacing fronts and rears. Can I use Polk Audio db651s on both front and back doors. And switching to them will I need to upgrade amp? Just some small questions.
09 VE SS-V
Performance:
404ci Lunati Crank and Rods, Wiseco Pistons,TSP 235/239,Dallas performance LSA Heads, Yank 3600SS Stall Built Trans
Appearance: SS-V conversion/ Brembo's/ XXR 522's/tein springs/ HSV gauges
Old Numbers 378hp/365tq
New numbers 5xxrwhp\5xxrwtq
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09 VE SS-V
Performance:
404ci Lunati Crank and Rods, Wiseco Pistons,TSP 235/239,Dallas performance LSA Heads, Yank 3600SS Stall Built Trans
Appearance: SS-V conversion/ Brembo's/ XXR 522's/tein springs/ HSV gauges
Old Numbers 378hp/365tq
New numbers 5xxrwhp\5xxrwtq
I don't know much about this stuff. Did you look at the stickies?
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Originally Posted by RichsGreyGT
you dont need to add an amp but will give you better sound. i have db651s in rear doors. i am adding db6501 to the front and using the polk tweeters in stock location then i am running a n amp to all 4 doors
Hey Jessie,
Would you say those polk's would be the best sound for you buck?
I'm running the RF punch P16's 6" in my rear doors, and will be fitting the RF punch P16-s split system in the front.
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