350z car audio question.....hhhheeellllppppp!

[504 350z]

any ideas on what the f*ck to do with those 6 3.4" speakers behind the seats? i have componets ordered for the doors. could you put a mid-bass driver in those? someone mentioned co-axial, but i don't think you get enough of anything out of those, especially behind the seat. any advice would be helpful....

[audtatious]

Ignore them and concentrate on your front imaging.

[EW]

If you put anything back there, make them the same brand/model as front if possible so they have the same tone quality as the front. You have to take the entire rear of the car apart to change them out. I would take the money you would spend on rears and put it towards a better front set, subs, amp, dynamat, deck, etc.

[the converted]

If I were you I'd either forget about them altogether or do a little bit to make some baffling and reinforce them to put some 6.5" subs back there.

[PoorManQ45]

I'd recommend two of these Tangband 6.5" subs if they'll fit.

[the converted]

Or if you don't want something that was designed for home use you could try these.

JL Audio 6W0

[504 350z]

thanks for the help guys... went with polk sr6500 seprates for the doors, and the jl audio 350z stealthbox w/ 2-10" jl subs for the back. now i just need amps.... any sugestions???.....still haven't decided what to do with 6.3/4 behind the seat, but the 6" subs idea i like, just trying to wrap my mind around how this could be accomplished......

[504 350z]

if this helps....the seprates are rated at 125rms and the box is 300rms....any sugestions will help greatly....

[the converted]

If that's what your doing I wouldn't even bother with the 6" subs and just leave them empty. You look like your building a pretty good system so I might sugest something like the JL 500/5. You can run the 100w front channels to the midranges, the 25w rear channels to the tweeters and the sub channel to the sub. The power difference sounds like a lot more than it really is and I've installed a similar set up in a s2000 and it ended up sounding really good after everything was tuned.

You could also use there 450/4 amp and bridge the 2 150w channels for the sub and run the 75w channels to the fronts.

This of course is one of many ways you can run it, I like it just because it's simple and there's only one amp to deal with