I've been a busy boy today. I didn't even sleep last night, I stayed up till 5 am and started to work on my cam cap seal. I haven't stopped until now (after finishing replacing all of the speakers & run power wire for the near future of using amplifier/subwoofer. I also fixed my power antenna and now it's running perfect.

Anyway, here are the speakers upgrade pics. The front speakers are so easy & took me less than an hour. The rear speakers on the other hand.


Tools!






No wonder why my music sounded like crap
The OEM speakers have died of old age.


New speakers, direct fitment with no modification
Both for $70 shipped I can't complain.


Woot! fit without any modification needed.


The passenger side speaker was not in such good shape either.



In with the new


Now....the pain in the *** part. Rear Speakers (no pun intended)
You have to remove everything as seen here to get to them. Unless i'm doing something wrong, I can not for the life of me get them out of the speaker cover so I had to remove everything to get to it.


New rears baby!



While I had the interior out, I ran a 4 gauge power cable just for future expandability.

 

Hopefully it sounds ok to you.
I wouldn't have used those speakers, especially for the rears...
But nice job on the install..

 

They sounded phenomenal!! They are extremely sensitive (92db) & will not crack/distort/cut out at high volume. Look them up on crutchfield.com they are pretty much the best speakers you can get without hurting your wallet. Unlike a lot of 3 channel speakers, this one have some bass in them

They are pretty high quality speakers, I just love how it doesn't take much to make them scream because they're so sensitive. Best of all, it will not distort/cut-out at high volume.

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_113KFC1...=95&tab=review

 

I was referring to the soundstage when I said I wouldn't have used those for the rears. Usually you don't put highs out in the rear anyway...

 

i think once my oem's die..

i'm goin to look for another set

i've put aftermarket speakers in my old integra's and they sounded like crap compared to oem

then again i know its proboly me and not the equipment

 

ha my oems were worse, no cone even left :-D

good job and nice thinking running 4 gauge wire. That's what I should have done the first time but no I used 8.

 

you didnt have to take the ENTIRE interior out actually you only need a flathead screwdriver and a little patience. in the front just pop the covers off; same in the rears if you pry towards the rear of the cover you wont break the clips and 6" speakers should push in
..for next time i guess

 

I hate subs and amps besides they get stolen