Sounds like a great idea, never tought of that, i WILL do it !

 

awesome

 

Nice install man.... I know down there you probably don't have to deal with the shyte weather like we do in the frozen north, but you should watch that amp..... I am sure you guys get some killer rain at times there, and you have to make sure that there is no way that will affect the amp at all... mayme I am just being a bit paranoid, but maybe installing a plastic sheild in front and behind the amp (Sort of like the window vents) will protect it from any water damage the amp might come across.... I know when I had my first car, and my amp was there, from the snow and rain, a LOT of moisture got under my seat (Thank the ex for that one) The smell of burning death from the amp almost brough a tear to my eye....

 

If youre going to go with speakers in the rear deck. They will be small, probly 8". So youre going to want to go with something like JL Audio. The best sound quality for your money. Even thier lower priced models sound great. Good luck with your system.

 

SXTNYNR : wow... that sounds bad... i´ve never tought in that, and yes, we have loooots of rain, almost daily... so, i will take that in count, tx.

TogueMonster: that was the same i was thinking, some 2way in the front doors and the rear deck... i would like to keep the car as is it have the fabric speakers, keeping it simple.

Just other thing... is there any way to have component speakers without making holes in the car??? Is it a good idea to put 2 sets of component speakers, one in the front doors and one in the rear deck?