En México es el equivalente al... Vamos no tuviera pelos!! 😂

You'll love the difference

lol i was going to say that Come on Bitch!

I compete in car audio competitions with a this stereo setup plan on doing some videos on what looks like an sounds but there's too many copyrights on songs

That came out wrong, i apologies.

Yes it's highly recommended. I'm running close to a 1000 Watts just to my front and rear doors

Not if you're just running them off the head unit, and not hooking them up to another external amplifier.

They say that round speakers sound better, tighter bass. I think I am going with the 6x9 for the pure power handling characteristics.

@@jamesdewer There's all kinda' stuff on Crutchfield etc. saying that most 6x9's won't fit.....

s@@revolutionday1 I meant to write that the 6.5's add nice fill. I had meant to write that since my rear seat 6.5" speakers are blown I just went with the front 6x9". Since I last replied here I installed new speakers to replace the blown 6.5" Left and Right channel backseat speakers. Believe it or not, I still have the 150w Infinity stock amplifier under the back seat. I was not running anything off those since the speakers were shot. I bought a pair of $12, 5-way CarHiFi Brand (I know) off Amazon. The magnets are tiny and they must be like 20ohms or something but off that factory amp. it adds fill and they actually thump. If you have some time on your hands give connecting the backseat speakers a try. For me at least they add significantly and I don't seem to need the volume up as loud. Anyway. Best wishes. Could you also please follow up with more information about what you are doing to your system since we last corresponded?

he used upgraded speaker so he needed better wire to handle higher watt speakers you shuld just be able to put a new speaker in

I ran the speaker wire through the door grommets in all four doors down through the carpet area back to my 4 channel amp underneath the rear seat

@@FastestIntegra Ahhhh ok, you have an amp specifically for your speakers/subs. Could you give me a tip on how its ran through the dash to an double din radio?

You can try to use the existing speaker wire that's in the doors running from the stock unit. The only problem with that is you'll be running low wattage to your speakers and possibly the wrong ohms. Otherwise I would recommend upgrading your head unit and to a 4-channel amplifier.

Simple fix. Turn your music up louder.

White lithium grease on the hindge.

Did you try tightening all the screws? They tend to work themselves loose. Throw a little oil on them.

Where the originals infinity speakers?

how do those JBL sound? I am very tempted to get them for my WJ.

I just got those Alpines they sound amazing

I have install videos on the whole system. Check them out, please like and subscribe.

That couldn't show a demo due to copyrights on songs. Like I said in the video I was upgrading the speaker wire because I was feeding those speakers a lot more power then the stock was requiring a thicker gauge.

Front and rear fit with no problems.

Cool thank you. Just saw everything saying they won’t because of the mesh on the panels. Thank you.

Never buy or trust Crutchfield it's complete joke and rip off. The speakers fit just fine with no modifications.

Yes you could use pretty much anything even a butter knife but some of those clips can be difficult to pop off.

I hope you're being a smart-ass because that stock speaker and amp is complete trash. 😂

@@FastestIntegra try a real amp with that speaker and tell me the results

@@FastestIntegra try the one ur using right now with that speaker

Okay so I have the Alpine Type R door speakers in all four doors with the matching Alpine R-A60F 4 channel amp to match them. I compete in car audio competitions for both bass and sound quality I've got a bunch of first-place trophies for sound quality with this setup and even got 2nd at State Finals with the setup for sound quality. I love them the stock Infinity speakers come nowhere close I don't care who you are or what you're smoking lol.

@@FastestIntegra u win cometions with 100 rms speakers????

Thank you for sharing your opinion but that's most likely the difference between why my stereo sounds great in your sounds okay.

No, the difference is speaker quality. (BTW I have factory installed Infinity Gold speakers in my Jeep and they sound great!) Thicker wire means more resistance and your radio has to work harder so you are actually not getting the best sound you could get from those Alpines. I tested and analyzed stereo equipment for an independent laboratory for over 30 years so I know what I'm talking about. And I have had 4 Jeeps in the past 27 years and people do a lot of unnecessary things to them. Just trying to save someone time and money. I didn't see you attach new wire directly to radio so if you just spliced in to existing wire than that defeated your plan. If you did take out the radio...

I'm running those Alpine's off a 4 channel JL amp. And saying thicker wire adds resistance is opposite of Common Sense I do appreciate you sharing your opinion though thank you.

@@FastestIntegra Everyone knows thicker wire is LESS resistance and more power! obviously!

@@rjx757 Check your facts, thicker wire means LESS resistance and more power! This is obvious!