Awesome! It dose make a good bit of difference. Thanks for liking and subbing!

Handy where there is a video you can watch!

Thank you very much. The answer is yes you do! Solder or crimp! What ever is easiest for you!

Pioneer, Kenwood, Sony usually have something that is in the £30 mark that are a good upgrade. Look for a 2 way or a 3 way

The ones in the door are fine. They add to it. To explain my tweeters point at the window theory I always felt like I had to turn up the highs in the EQ in order to hear them but by that point they were to high and distorting. By having them point at me this means that they don't need to turned up as high on the EQ. In an ideal world having all speakers except the sub pointing at you is the best. Also having a butt load more sound deading!

Brand doesn't matter when it comes to speakers. You search for speakers on the size and power they can handle (RMS). (There is other stuff when you get into it but thats the basics) For your 4x50w output on your head unit most speakers will be fine with that power. Any 100mm speaker will in the dash. Then for the doors you need to buy an adaptor for your speakers to fit. (Search Toyota Yaris Door Speaker Adaptor) Then buy the right size of speaker that fits that. If it is an adaptor for a 165mm speaker then you will need a 165mm speaker. There is a lot to speakers when it comes to types. You could get components speakers, 2way, 3 way ect. I suggest youtubing some videos of speaker types to get to know them

The dash speakers don't need an adaptor. I have folded two tabs as they hit the dash if they are left unfolded. They just screw into the holes and sit exactly the same as how the old ones sit in the dash. I've worded that really bad but you take the old one out and replace it with a new one. Not adaptors needed

Off the top of my head they are M6. Ones about 20mm long should do. Wished I'd mesured them now I would recommed mounting them with some threaded inserts but the nuts and bolts do hold so longs as you give them a good tighten. Just hold on to the tread as you trun the nut!

Two things it could be. To much bass making it distort. Or there is something lose in the doors. Maybe the speaker needs to tightened? Could be something else. Take the door cards off play something bassy and try and find what's rattling

@@DriveShifty will give this a go. Many thanks bro!

Hi bro which adapter did you use for the TSg1720fs in the door? Thank you

@@camxan63 search "CT25TY01 speaker adapter". I'd recommend you buy "component speakers" with an amp instead of the ones I've specified. Save you money and will sound 10x better

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No you don't need a amp! Upgrading to a aftermarket head unit will make more used of the power that they can handle! The 360watts is the max watts they can handle but it's used more as a busy word. RMS power is what they will sit at all day everyday and not blow up. So when your head unit says that it will output 4x55watts. You will want to be pairing it up with a set of speakers that have a RMS of 55watts or higher is perfect! And the 4x bit on the headunit is that it has 4 different channels. Front left, right, Back left and right. Your JBL have a RMS of 60watts which will be perfect for most aftermarket headunits!

@@DriveShiftyokay coz I currently have an android head unit installed thank u so much appreciate it!!

Not sure sorry. Never had a mk2

I wouldn't say there was a best brand of speaker. You can spend some silly money on speakers! Just make sure the RMS is similar to what your headunit or amps output

There is a little clip behind the base of the handle. They are a night mare to get off. I've struggled for years with my rear door cars on my other yaris! There is a micro fibre trick where you slide it in behind the handle and it pops out. That or a pick tool is your best bet