need to know the size of the tweeters because there blown

 

Hmmm... I think quite possibly that if you placed a ruler or other measuring device up to the tweeter, you may be able to ascertain its size... But I might be nuts.

 

didnt want to go thru all that. i thought this was to help people not try to play them. thanks for not helping me

 

Well you should kind of tried it for yourself if you are going to do the work for yourself. Most aftermarket tweeters will be able to be placed behind the factory grill with slight moddification. Most you can use there own grills to replace the factory unit. I don't advise going to the swap meet and getting the cheap add on tweeters. They do nonething but over heat your factory radio. Do yourself a favor and save up for a good componet set. You will have better sound then just replacing the factory tweeter. If the tweeter were tired so are the paper cone speakers.

 

i didnt get a chance to look at it becuz my daughter alil sick and i was just asking well she was asleep. i noticed they were blown today so i just wanted to know. i was thinking about gettin alpines

 

before you buy anything you need to plan out what you are trying to get out of your system. And what your final budget is going to be. Most componets if not all need to be amped. But there are some entry level componets that can run of a high power aftermarket headunit. If you are using your stock radio I would steer away from a componet set. I would look into replacing the factory stock speakers with stock or some entry level 2-ways. What do you have in the car as far as a heat unit?

 

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ALL OF THAT??? Will holding a friggin ruler up to the tweeter ruin your day? LOL

And this is a site for people to help people. But people around here tend only to help those who aren't blatently lazy, like you appear to be...

 

And this is a site for people to help people. But people around here tend only to help those who aren't blatently lazy, like you appear to be...
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yea buddy you try to take care of sick 6 mon baby, try to go outside well she has a fit and try to put a ruler up to a tweeter. all you need to do was tell me the size if you knew or not. people like you are the reason why this site get so much hate. dont answer to a post if you aint willing to be helpful.

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i got alpine component type r in trunk and i got regular alpine type r's in the front and back. the headunit is alpine cda-9853

 

If they are alpine type-r componets up front, Just order some type-r tweeters from a alpine dealer. Or find some on ebay for a cheap pair.

 

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You're too much... You already said that she was sleeping while you were posting. You could have been measuring.

 

im guessin u dont know how babies react when they wake up by themselves. its not even a big deal man, you could just helped me you know but its whatever.

 

He asked for an answer not advice.

 

exactly thanks man