kapone

unless you have the same speakers (brand/model/size) front and rear this is a bad idea. if you have different front speakers then the rears you should put both fronts on one channel and both rears on the other, otherwise different dynamics of the speakers can damage something. The only problem with that is that you lose the stereo effect, and pretty much all music is recorded in ether stereo or surround sound. (as oppose to mono) unfortunately your ears are on the left and right side of your head not in the front and back...

wow... definitely want to see this mounted on your box ... (im a tech myself) love the old school products also ... edit: you ninja posted the finished pics after i posted this ... looks really good.

the depth is 2 1/2 inches ... You would have to build out the A pillar's almost 3 inches to fit them. that's kind off a lot...

I have 5 amps 6 10s subs couple 6.5 and about 6 sets of tweeters and a big plastic case full of 4, 8, 10, and 16 guage wire and a spare pioneer deck (just in case) all in my room right at this moment .... My wife keeps telling me to clean up the mess. That is just the stuff not installed in the dd... I have to get financially better so I can figure out a way to explain to the wife I need new more powerful amps for what I'm planning next ...

so wil a 6.5 be able to sound good from the 65hz to about 600hz in a stock door type enclosier with the right amount of power? its what im toying with right now in my accord ...