My excuse is spring break. lol

Anyways, that'* an interestig set up by GM but I like it actually. The 6x9'* provide the lower notes while the 4" can take over the mid range but will be limited on high notes. Which allows the front speakers/ tweeters to keep the high notes and keep the sound stage where it should be(upfront).

I think more cars should be like this vs the 6x9 and tweeter.

I have regular Kenwood 6x9'* (really nice ones) from my Bonne, would those be good for this application? I would buy new 4" as well.

Okay, so my question still stands. I have http://www.crutchfield.com/*-hUduV3S...0&I=113KFCX690
from my Bonneville. Would those be advisable replacements, since I'd like to not have to buy news ones. Also, I would replace the 4" with http://www.crutchfield.com/*-hUduV3S...065S45&g=51200

And for the fronts I have http://www.crutchfield.com/*-hUduV3S...0&I=113KFCP507.

Also, I have a 4-channel 800-watt amp, would that suffice to power these speakers or do I need something different?

Please halp!

Personally I would try with just the 6x9'* and the fronts. If you dont like the sound then reconsider your setup.

I dont see why the 6x9'* you have wouldn't work.

Are you implying that I just take out the 4" speakers? I guess it would be the same stereo I had before in my bonnevile, but I would prefer to utilize the extra speakers if possible.

I'm saying try it with out. Then I would try it with it in but with the stock one. Then if you ike that improvement consider upgrading it to an aftermarket speaker.

I dont see the point in buying it if there is a possibility you would like it with out, or with just the stock 4"

It'* all about the e-***** I get from it. No stock parts! :P

Okay, so if I'm replacing the 6x9 with my Kenwood'*, I assume I would need to change some stuff around to make them work. Would I need to do a lot of rewiring or can I just plug in the cables from the old 6x9s to the new 6x9s, or what?

Actually nevermind, I read on ClubGp that the 4"* get full range, so I can just use the cables from those.