I know nothing about audio stuff but I have these speakers I'm going to use in my ef sedan #small car lol based on these pictures can you guys suggest me a bang for buck amp to use

 

whats ur budget

 

I saw alpine on ebay for 160 so ill say I have a limit of about 200 for a new one and 1 to 150 for a used one. What do you think. I also would like to have it as small as possible as would anybody.

 

the PPI p900.4 will work well.

Just install the infinity speakers

The pyle's arent worth installing

 

In your opinion why arent they?

 

They're pure midrange.

Having that in the rear would pull the sound stage back.

 

I don't even know what midrange is. Idk what pulling the sound stage back means. I mean if I had any type of sub/box it would be in the trunk anyway. I like my idea of using the pyles I hope it works out exactly how I expect them to. I not want my licence plate rattling, anything in my rear view mirror blurry because of the base, any space taken up in my trunk because of a box and I want not to attract attention to myself.

 

What I mean is

The pyle's will pull majority of the sound to the back since they'll over power the fronts.

 

So will they provide any type of bass When it hits? There built like subs and deffinatly heavier than the infinitys and pyle to my understanding is a good brand. I want a "sophisticated" amount of bass. While avoiding any type of box. Which is way I went with the pyle's.

 

No, they won't.

They can't play low

Neither can the infinity's

 

I would use the Pyle in the back as mid-range/mid-bass drivers, you will need to "beef up" the mounting for the Pyle speakers, [replace stock mounts with MDF mounts] so you can lower the F3 point of the Pyle to their lowest possible point.

Yes they will give half decent bass but only if the mounting is done properly.

I would look for a 4cha amp, [no more then 75W RMS per ch. into 4 ohms] run the fronts, [Infinity] in stereo on high-pass, [100hZ or so] and the rears in mono on band-pass, [if amp has the capability] or low-pass [500hZ or lower] also wire the rear speakers in series for an 8 ohm load, that will eliminate rear stageing and left/right biasing of the front stage.

For best possible sound out of the front speakers, also replace the stock housings with MDF housings/plates. 94

 

Thanks for that I plan on sound deadning associated areas. I will relay your post to my local stereo shop and have them sell me the right amp