i guess the 6-1/2" are just for the quad cabs. it said mine has the 5-1/4s

 

That should work and crutchfield will send you all the stuff needed for the install, including directions for how to take everything apart. I just got those 6x9's for my truck and they're great aside from the fact that I had to fab a mounting bracket b/c I threw my old one away.

 

y are you getting 6 1/2?? the back speakers are 5 1/4

 

the website wouldn't let me select 5.25's for some reason and when i did select them it said it was for the front I don't know why but thats what it said and then when i clicked on those it included a bracket to make them fit?

 

ok what yr is your ram??

 

Lax do you have reg cab, quad cab, or what?

 

its a 2003 dodge ram 1500 quad cab base model (st?) short bed with a v6

 

Well b/c it's a quad is why it has 6 1/2's, so those are what you need for the rear.

 

I had the stock system in mine and decided to change it abit. Without breaking the bank. An AMP is not required. It all depends on what you are looking for. A good head unit will make it sound alot better with new door speakers. To save yourself some money, buy the adapter and install the door speakers yourself or a friend. Just my 2 cents. Good luck in your search for sound....

 

ok so whos replaced there rear door speakers in there quad cabs?

i am in this same dilemma now. i have a 06 everything calls for a 5.25 speakers but all i am finding from crutchfields are 6.5 and 6.75 they say they'll fit but i am asking to users here what did you actually get and was there any additional fabrication?

there website it that you need to drill new holes to accomidate the larger speakers - how hard is this?

how hard is it to take apart the door panels? any clips or just screws? I have all electric swtiches.

pretty noobticstic on mechanical work