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I like noise too. So, I took a sawzall and expanded the door holes just a tiny bit. That's all that's necessary to be able to fit a real speaker into the door. It took about 10 minutes to do the metal cutting. And it really was a tiny bit of cutting. So now, I have really nice Infinity speakers. These speakers have a separate tweeter - that fits quite nicely in the door just above the main speaker. Once you have the panel off the door you'll see a rectangular hole in the door that fits the little 1" speaker quite nicely.
And the crossover for these two speakers is velcro-ed to the bottom of the inside of the door.
It's quite clean.
For the rear speakers I didn't want to cut holes in the deck. And I especially didn't want the back of the speaker exposed on the underside of the car! So, i bought 'wakeboard speakers' and mounted them very low on my rollbar. The rear speakers are not quite the quality of the front ones - the wakeboard mounts were not cheap - but they sound really good.
It doesn't have the power of a woofer but it's plenty loud. I think that at 85mph you'd have a hard time hearing even your woofer. . . ..
I should post my pics one of these days.