Can I just replace the stock speakers on my 2006 Camry with these using the stock wires or do I need to buy any aftermarket wires?
1692050
Stock wires ok but if you plan on running these speakers with an amp I would consider upgrading the wire. These speakers are hungry for power and perform much better when you give it to them. I have mine hooked to a Pioneer amp that provides about 250 watts per channel and these speakers pump without any distortion.
235542
Like with almost any aftermarket product you will most likely have to modify something to get it to fit. When I bought the speakers for my truck it was not a direct fit. I had to use the factory adapter/spacer for it to work. If the one in your car dosnt fit then you will most likely have to fabricate something. Best sugestion if you dont want to deal with the hassle just buy OEM replacements. Amazon has everything you need.....just cost a little more.
724340
I just looked into the fit of these in your car. According to what I'm reading the front speakers (regardless of brand). Require a speaker bracket and apparently this is the one you need Scosche SAT69 Speaker Mounting Brackets. You may also want to get wiring adapters so that you don't have to cut your oem harness. Remember that if you cut the oem harness you need to know what wire is + and what is - because otherwise your speakers could end up out of phase and won't sound right. The back is trickier. These appear to also fit the back but what I read indicates you may need to make your own spacers. Good luck! These speakers sound awesome.
2107971
There is an in and out. Just gotta connect the speakers to the crossover and use your existing stock speaker wires to the crossover.
524375
Yea take it to an audio person or store that sells car audio and I'm sure someone can wire it for you . Our just by new ones and electric tape them up
1711504
8awg power wire w/ in line 50 amp fuse from batt, 8awg ground wire at amp. All you need to do is splice your factory speaker wire from the hu to the included speaker level harness that snaps into the amp, then run wire to your speakers. I just snipped the speaker wire behind the hu, and ran two sets of wires. One ran from hu to harness at amp, other set ran back to the factory speaker wires and spliced in so I did not have to run wires to each speaker
683765
Great choice of speakers. I d say as long as the oem speakers are same size. Then yes. Go for it! !I'd pull one out n approximately measure old one. Then go from there. One thing to make job easier I'd spend the extra n buy the aftermarket to Oem speakers adapter harnesses. Not that expensive n will be able to leave existing wires uncut. Which is huge plus for later down the road n ya wanna sell vehicle ya can put the old junkers back in.. With out splicing!!Goodluck. Jam on!!Hope this post helps.
2220146
Usually aftermarket speakers have a female to male connections so you would have to cut the wires from your car and connect them to a male connecter then you'll be able to connect them to the speakers.
2166844
Installation varies per vehicle, on my Grand Cherokee I popped off the top dash panel (no screws) and unscrewed the old speakers and disconnected them. The new speakers come with the speakers with wires only (I think around 6-8"). I chose to remove the connectors from the old speakers and solder them to the new wires. putting the new speakers in was a simple reverse process.EDIT: I did need to use an offset screwdriver to clear the windshield. A stubby screwdriver, or a flexible shaft or u-joint would work as well.
683766
Great choice of speakers. I d say as long as the oem speakers are same size. Then yes. Go for it! ! I'd pull one out n approximately measure old one. Then go from there. One thing to make job easier I'd spend the extra n buy the aftermarket to Oem speakers adapter harnesses. Not that expensive n will be able to leave existing wires uncut. Which is huge plus for later down the road n ya wanna sell vehicle ya can put the old junkers back in.. With out splicing!! Goodluck. Jam on!! Hope this post helps.
707423
Yes, you will need speaker wires. I hooked up monster cables. These are great speakers!
2084211
No you have to get an adapter for what ever car you are putting them into. Make sure you measure your stock speakers to see if they will fit. I had to twik the speaker holes to have them fit
1391703
As I have indicated in the past... You will need a wiring harness and a bezel at a minimum. There used to be a feature from Amazon on the actual product page that allows you to enter your vehicle information whic can verify whether it will work in your vehicle. If you do not know how to install a new harness, bezel, and radio then there is a small learning curve if you are doing this yourself. Make sure you have your particular vehicles wiring chart (it has color codes and diagram) as they are not as standard as one would think. Especially the older the vehicle. You may need some butt connectors in case splicing is required. You mentioned nothing about speakers... You can run up to four with this radio if I remember correctly.
666923
Since you have a 4 year old car your wiring should be in very good condition and therefore very likely you won't have to replace wires or connections. If I remember correctly, these speakers come with 3 options to pick from to mount onto your car's existing speaker mounts (holes). As you can see, the small tweeters aren't built into the speaker so you'll have to open up the area where your car's stock tweeters are located, and I'm betting that's a piece of plastic covering your tweeter that'll snap on and off with a little forceful tug, but be careful not to break it. The connections are very standard, one is thick and one is thin. Use your car's existing wires to connect to the speaker's input, then use the crossover wires that come with these speakers to connect the output of the speaker to the input of the tweeter. Connect the thick to thick and the thin to thin, that simple. If your car doesn't already have a place to mount the tweeters then this is where you'll have to get creative and make a place to mount them, but all these new cars i'm betting have their tweeters somewhere by the windshield and door. I tried looking at Kenwood's website for their installation diagram they used to have as PDF format but i think they took it down. I can't even find these speakers anymore. I bought them about 2 years ago. Had to get creative and make a place for my tweeters since i have a 1996 model. I like the investment I made on these speakers, not one regret.
2135870
These are 6x9 speakers, you need to make sure the depth size will fit Into your car's stock hole, also you may have to cut something if not just drill some new holes and you should be fine. If you need help you can also go to crutchfield.com they can tell you your speaker sizes and what you need, they are amazing, Also just make sure you buy the right size bracket to fit your aftermarket speakers to the car's stock speaker hole
1416897
Yes all of your speakers still work. The only thing your doing is putting the adapet in the middle of your factory harness and the radio. Also as far as I can tell no sound quality is lost.
1319531
HelloI installed this on a 2006 Chrysler 300 and fit well and sound great, they will sound great if you running an amp for your highs. If you use just stereo they won't be as loud. I would Google what size your stock speaker size is and go from there.