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Originally posted by Dragon18

hay guys sorry just to confirm ?

i have bought my sound system but i havnt actually got the car hahahaha

well i got rockford splits 6" for the front Fusion ^" splits for the back Alpine V12 amp and a Fusion 1200watt sub 12" and box.

now i wnated to know iam preety sure about this but

the 180sx 94 + models have 6" in the doors and

6" at the back am i correct?

let me know guys hehe =)

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Not sure, but my 90 model had 5"x7" all around. These were stuffed. 6" fitted in the doors, with mdf buildout. But if the shape of the rear speaker area is the same, and i would assume so. There is no chance for 6" speakers to go into the stock location, and would require a fairly extensive buildout.

If you must have speakers in the back (and the stock ones definately won't do) have a think about putting them in the back seat side panels, where the little arm rests are. Behind this panel is quite a large space. So much so I considered putting 10" subs there.

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