Hey just want some guidance and suggestions. I have type-r's which I'm really starting to get sick of. The 6.5 is in stock location and tweeter is flush mounted in the door. All I really want to do is replace it, and not change the locations.

I want component set with a passive crossover which has good sound quality. My price range is around $400. But give me some suggestions in the 300-200 price range as well. I know anything will sound better then these Alpines.

I need the new tweeter to fit into the hole which is there for the type-r tweeter. The dimensions of the type-r are

Tweeter Mounting Diameter (in): 2''

Tweeter Mounting Diameter (mm): 51mm

Tweeter cannot be smaller than these dimensions*

These will be powered by a PDX-4.150 (150 rms/ch)

Thanks Mike

Edited May 31, 200817 yr by sick6ness

Clarus comps....Hybrid Audio get my vote.....after hearing the L631 combo I am sold on their products.

I was really considering them, wheres the cheapest place to get them?

http://www.hybrid-audio.com/dealers.htm

Ok Thanks, I was hoping to find them a bit cheaper than 499. =\

check into the "group-buy" deal on them in the Hybrid Audio section here on SSA

check into the "group-buy" deal on them in the Hybrid Audio section here on SSA

Jeez I forgot all about that, Thanks for your help dave

NP....

Since you already have a four-channel amp available, I'd skip the passives and just go active...$300 is a very workable budget, while the Hybrid stuff sounds great with a little careful mixing and matching you can get amazing results for your budget as well

Go on places like zaphaudio.com, read the reviews, then lurk on Madisound, Parts Express and other stores. Measure your doors to see what fits. Since you'll be mounting in the doors, good off-axis response might be something you may want to keep in mind.

Also, don't forget to prep the door, for whatever speakers you end up with. Multiple layers of deadening, and sealing up any large holes in the inner door skin with rigid materials are two keys for improving midbass response in a door

Since you already have a four-channel amp available, I'd skip the passives and just go active...$300 is a very workable budget, while the Hybrid stuff sounds great with a little careful mixing and matching you can get amazing results for your budget as well

Go on places like zaphaudio.com, read the reviews, then lurk on Madisound, Parts Express and other stores. Measure your doors to see what fits. Since you'll be mounting in the doors, good off-axis response might be something you may want to keep in mind.

Also, don't forget to prep the door, for whatever speakers you end up with. Multiple layers of deadening, and sealing up any large holes in the inner door skin with rigid materials are two keys for improving midbass response in a door

Thanks for the input Jim, I really do want to go active, but I would need a new HU. The reason I just wanted to replace the speakers was because I am getting a new car anyway in about 2 years, and I'm gonna run a 3-way actively.