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Old 02-02-2003, 07:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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1987 Camry Stereo system

I am wanting to install a better stereo system in my 1987 camry. First of all i would like to replace the front factory speakers. And i have a pair of 5x7" polk speakers i would like to put in the rear. According to crutchfield those speakers wont fit. I would like to know how i could get them to fit my car in a cheap effecient way. I also have a pair of 6 1/2" speakers that i dont have any idea what to do with? I would like to put a subwoofer in the trunk. How should i go about doing this. I am looking for a lower cost but effecient setup. Thx for reading any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. If you have aim my sn is gyunker24.
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The rear speaker basket can be cut-off (or trimmed) to fit.

The front speakers are 3.5", though you can fit a 4T in there. If you do a custom mount to the door, you should be able to use the 6.5" ones.
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can you tell me or give me a link to teach me how to put a custom panel on my door. THx
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sub install

Well about the sub, you will need to be able to run a wire from the eng (specifically near the battery area through into the cabin and to the amp). Then you need to run another cable from the deck to the amp aswell.. or atleast that's what I've read about.. heh.. and simply after that, connect the ground to a place where it'll be grounded well and hook up the sub to the amp.

For the subs, I recommend either 2 10'' or 1 12'' in a sealed box (if you love bass you may want to go with 2 12's or maybe 2 15'' if your really crazy :evil: . depending on what you want with your set up. Assuming that you won't be amping your speakers, I'd recommend you go with a 2 chan amp with a lot of juice . If you are going to get it professionally installed, it'll cost about 60 bucks install for the amp.. And don't forget to get a good gauge kit..

As for the custom door panel, I have no idea how to do it.. lol..
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