Edit: Decided the work is just not worth it and it’d look ghetto as fuck! Plus I would be having to cut into my door causing permeant damage for no reason! On top of that I would have 4 6x9 speakers alone in my car with a stick head unit… It would sound like shit! All bass no highs. I spent so much time trying to figure out if I could when I should have been figuring out if I should…

I’m keeping this up as a reminder to myself to not make stupid DIY car decisions! Thanks for the down votes, I truly deserve them on this one.

Original: I made a mistake (pic related)… I told Gemini I wanted to upgrade my door and back trunk speakers. Same sizes, just a better than stock speaker that will sound good with my stock head unit.

It told me that my Altima fits 6x9’s all around! A pair in the front and a pair in the back.

It’s late where I live and the store was closing so instead of fact checking or looking inside my door panel, I went to the store and picked up 2 pairs of 350 watt 6x9 speakers for $90 a piece before they closed…

I then excitedly checked YT to see how to install these bad boys only to find out my door speakers fit 6.5’s…

My question is, if I manage to get these installed, will my stock stereo even have the output for 2 pairs of 350 watt speakers?

Also if so, how TF would I go about mounting them?

Never trust AI just because you’re in a hurry folks!

  • blarghly
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    1 month ago

    I mean, the easy solution is to wire them up but just leave them on the floor of your car. This is a terrible solution and you will regret it until you fix it if you do it, which, if you are the sort of person who would do this, will be at least 7.5 years. But itll save you a trip to the store