Infinity Speakers
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12-28-2010, 01:45 AM
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If you have the 6 speaker infinity speaker set it's easier said then done. You new a way of bypassing you stock amp (yes you have one if you have 6 speakers) and install your new amp. I however only have 4 speakers and have a 750w Alpine amp with Alpine speakers all around. I would recommend replacing your stock speakers if your upping the RMS wattage that is goin to be supplying them (which you are). The premium sound package is only made to be run with so much power. Also I have an aftermarket headunit as you see above, and also with the premium sound package you have to supply the stock amp if you're not installing the aftermarket amp right away or you wont have sound.
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12-28-2010, 01:55 AM
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If the Infinity is anything like GM's Bose then dumping the factory amp is a waste of time. The speakers worked on a different ohm value will only play with a fraction of the sound quality. I ran into this problem on my vette when I tried to install an aftermarket radio. I had to use an electrical power reducer adapter device thingy to make it work with my factory amps. Each speaker had its own amp with a centralized computer stuffed in the floor behind the pass. seat. A major PITA. Thank goodness i have only 4 speakers with cd/cassette. Which i believe is NOT the infinity.
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It should be one amp moutned behind the kick panel. I know that is how the sebring was and it works with my Pioneer head unit and speakers. The originals where however two ohm and the replacements are four. The chrysler uses a normal head unit with no funky voltage levels like the bose stuff either removing the amp is a simple as capping the power feeds and the matching up the speaker wires.
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To answer your question you have the stock infinity speaker which where made for chrysler by infinity. The fronts have the tweeter mounted higher up on the door and the rears are mounted on a ring in front of the speaker. You also have a factory amp behind kick panel on the passenger side or at least so I am told I haven't got into that yet. The kicker about the stock stuff is that it is all two ohm so replacements are difficult and 4 ohm speakers will not be as loud.
Oh and the sizes are 6.5 for replacements although I believe the stockers are technically 6.75. Depth is also an issue although I don't have the specs for that.
Oh and the sizes are 6.5 for replacements although I believe the stockers are technically 6.75. Depth is also an issue although I don't have the specs for that.
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Check out www.Crutchfield.com
and outfit your car/truck...They'll have what tweeters to get...
check out component speakers
and outfit your car/truck...They'll have what tweeters to get...
check out component speakers
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