Jimmy is awesome. Hes figured out how to justify upgrading his vehicles to his wife, make money doing it, and even write off the expenses and tools all at the same time. Legend.
Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy... I wish I knew you didn't know about Crutchfield. They have factory replacement stuff that fits perfectly for any vehicle. They even provide factory to aftermarket adapter kits. Good stuff anyway, keep the projects coming.
I've always been a Pioneer guy. Great sound quality for their price ranges. Especially for mids and highs. Loved Alpine equipment back in the day too. Definitely can't go wrong with Infinity though.
There's an acually bracket adapter to make 4×6" speakers fit 4×10" speakers speaker holes without drilling. I acually custom put 6.5" speakers I'm mine. I'll upload it soon.
I run Pyle speakers in my Chevy Silverado C1500 and they are loud along with my touch screen radio I've installed. Touch screen radios are the way to go especially in these older trucks.
Infinity speakers are great. I had 5x7 plates by Infinity, they were amazing. Even better with a small amp. It’s always fun to do a custom speaker job.
This was so butch. Do Not listen to this man about a 6x9 swap for the rear speakers. There is plenty of material. Everything is wrong here! everything!
I had to replace the factory speakers and radio cd player in my 2000 Camry LE 4 cylinder. This is my first stereo system I have ever bought. I went with Kicker speakers and radio cd players is a Sony with led lighting. I want to get a subwoofer. I don't know if I want a 10 inch or a 12 inch. I don't want the subwoofer to be over powering I just want it to blend with enough bass. Of course the subwoofer will be a Kicker speaker along with the amplifier. The back speakers are 450 watts, the door speakers are 350 watts, the tweeter speakers are 150 watts. For my first stereo system in my 2000 Camry LE I think they're awesome. Enjoy your new speakers.
I'm a Kicker fan , but these may have sound good . I would have went the easy way with 6"by 9" . Always go the easy way even tho a little more cash out of pocket.
With a little Planning, Anyone could put good Quality 6 x 9 speakers in that Spacious factory Opening.....What a Waste of time messing with 4 x 6's in that perfect space...
Great choice in speakers, Jimmy! Infinity and JBL were one of my favorite car audio brands from back in the day. They really offer great sound quality. Especially when you put plenty of clean power to them from a good amp. I've been a car audio guy since the 80's, and always put aftermarket audio systems in just about every car I've owned. Nice work Jimmy!! 💪🔥
I've ran infinity reference series speakers in the past and loved them! Up until my 06 Envoy Denali with factory Bose system. You want to add to the listening experience? Get yourself a set of Lanzar tweezers and put them in the dash or A pillers and you'd be amazed! Maybe even a little bump in the truck with a custom subwoofer so it's not eating up your cargo/over landing space. One side not though, those wire nuts are for house electrical, you should be using water proof crimp or solder seal connectors. Otherwise great job!
I know what you mean about the 4 X 10 speakers. It's hard to find good ones if you can find any at all. I have a Pontiac Fiero. the front speakers are 4 x 10 and there's no room for anything other than 4 x 6". I was able to find a set of Pioneer 4 x 10 three ways that sound pretty good. I did use 4 x6" Boston Acustics speakers in the rear and they sound better than the 4 x 10" in the front. Do you have enough room for a 6" round speaker? I think they would sound even better. Keep up the good work Jimmy.
You filling and putting sound det sticker literally were meaning less youre missing quality because the wsves and static wont sound the same because they sound isnt breaking correctly so you accomplished nothing besides adding more speakers
Jimmy is awesome. Hes figured out how to justify upgrading his vehicles to his wife, make money doing it, and even write off the expenses and tools all at the same time. Legend.
Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy... I wish I knew you didn't know about Crutchfield. They have factory replacement stuff that fits perfectly for any vehicle. They even provide factory to aftermarket adapter kits. Good stuff anyway, keep the projects coming.
I mean he patched a whole but not really because the speaker mount wholes arent covered
He used WIRE NUTS. In AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS. this has to be rage bait
@@AgentLokVokunThat was my thought. That's the last way I'd connect wires in a car
There's a reason why not a single manufacture uses wire nuts or solders wires in applications like this. loool @@Masterplan15
I'd have used a bigger piece of sound deadener to make a solid "gasket" and cover all of the holes.
Thanks for posting this. Love the simplicity, helps others see how easy it is.
As often as you replace parts with only factory replacements, I'm surprised you didn't go with 4×10s.
Nice job Jimmy.Looks good except for the wire nuts and electrical tape.😁😁
I hate to see how you would do it just from this statement. 😂
I've always been a Pioneer guy. Great sound quality for their price ranges. Especially for mids and highs. Loved Alpine equipment back in the day too. Definitely can't go wrong with Infinity though.
Retro sound makes 4x10's that fit perfectly and sound great.
There's an acually bracket adapter to make 4×6" speakers fit 4×10" speakers speaker holes without drilling. I acually custom put 6.5" speakers I'm mine. I'll upload it soon.
I run Pyle speakers in my Chevy Silverado C1500 and they are loud along with my touch screen radio I've installed. Touch screen radios are the way to go especially in these older trucks.
Infinity speakers are great. I had 5x7 plates by Infinity, they were amazing. Even better with a small amp. It’s always fun to do a custom speaker job.
I used to run Infinity speakers, but tbe emit tweeters were too harsh for my taste.
I really like JL Audio now.
And gear wrenches are great.
This was so butch. Do Not listen to this man about a 6x9 swap for the rear speakers. There is plenty of material. Everything is wrong here! everything!
I had to replace the factory speakers and radio cd player in my 2000 Camry LE 4 cylinder. This is my first stereo system I have ever bought. I went with Kicker speakers and radio cd players is a Sony with led lighting. I want to get a subwoofer. I don't know if I want a 10 inch or a 12 inch. I don't want the subwoofer to be over powering I just want it to blend with enough bass. Of course the subwoofer will be a Kicker speaker along with the amplifier. The back speakers are 450 watts, the door speakers are 350 watts, the tweeter speakers are 150 watts. For my first stereo system in my 2000 Camry LE I think they're awesome. Enjoy your new speakers.
I would recommend at least butt connectors, if not soldering, to keep your speakers connected. Wire nuts can vibrate loose.
You rip your cars apart for no reason but draw the line at making a 6 x9 fit😂
Infinity make some good speakers
What was the polarity of those OEM wires and did you follow thru to the aftermarket spkrs?
Should have just installed the 4x10’s since the front and rear door speakers will provide most the sound anyway.
I replaced my rear 4 × 10 speakers 12 years ago. W/ same 4 × 101995 4X4 454 Suburban
Kenwood 6x9 are panty dropping sounding speakers
I think you can do 4” round double speakers each side 🙋🏻
Great video, Jimmy.
Damn this was a ugly install :/
I'm a Kicker fan , but these may have sound good . I would have went the easy way with 6"by 9" . Always go the easy way even tho a little more cash out of pocket.
Some 4 x 6 speakers come with 4x10 adapters.
Wire nuts, why?
With a little Planning, Anyone could put good Quality 6 x 9 speakers in that Spacious factory Opening.....What a Waste of time messing with 4 x 6's in that perfect space...
Most people buy sockets
Metra 82-4601 Universal 1/2" Speaker Adapter 4" x 6" to 4" x 10" $11 bucks on amazon.
OKAY! SUBWOOFER NEXT !
All I ruin is Infinity since my OG 94 K1500
I think 5" and 1/4" round speakers would have been a better bet.
Great choice in speakers, Jimmy! Infinity and JBL were one of my favorite car audio brands from back in the day. They really offer great sound quality. Especially when you put plenty of clean power to them from a good amp. I've been a car audio guy since the 80's, and always put aftermarket audio systems in just about every car I've owned. Nice work Jimmy!! 💪🔥
Should of sound deaden first then cut holes for speakers, plus is your stereo deck running all those speakers if so maybe is time for a amplifier
Should have*
I've ran infinity reference series speakers in the past and loved them! Up until my 06 Envoy Denali with factory Bose system. You want to add to the listening experience? Get yourself a set of Lanzar tweezers and put them in the dash or A pillers and you'd be amazed! Maybe even a little bump in the truck with a custom subwoofer so it's not eating up your cargo/over landing space. One side not though, those wire nuts are for house electrical, you should be using water proof crimp or solder seal connectors. Otherwise great job!
Hey Jimmy, how would you like to use a 97 GMC Suburban SLT for a tutorial project.
Get Resilient sound 6.5" speakers for your doors.
I got those same ones in my truck! They bump real good
4”x6” speakers don’t “bump”.
@@KendrasEdge757 They sure do in my application. If feeling the kick and the rumble of the bass isn't that, idk what is bro.
I know what you mean about the 4 X 10 speakers. It's hard to find good ones if you can find any at all. I have a Pontiac Fiero. the front speakers are 4 x 10 and there's no room for anything other than 4 x 6". I was able to find a set of Pioneer 4 x 10 three ways that sound pretty good. I did use 4 x6" Boston Acustics speakers in the rear and they sound better than the 4 x 10" in the front. Do you have enough room for a 6" round speaker? I think they would sound even better. Keep up the good work Jimmy.
Its not too late. Talk to Crutchfield!!
This took you “a few hours each day for two days” to put in 2 speakers…. 😳
I think he just adds random stuff to make the video longer for more ads bro cus he does this only when the video is short
That probably would happen when you have a family, and a life. This is a hobby to him.
You filling and putting sound det sticker literally were meaning less youre missing quality because the wsves and static wont sound the same because they sound isnt breaking correctly so you accomplished nothing besides adding more speakers