Need A build [2007 Lexus ES 350]

[CrazyF]

Hey Guys,

Recently I've bought a 2007 lexus ES 350 sedan with 173k on it, I spent 12k on it. Anyways I need your opinion's on what sound system to put on it ( 3K WATTS MAX). The colour of the car is Dark grey

BUDGET:

6,000$ CAD ( Can get more)

NEEDED:
Tinted Lights
Tinted Windows

Xenon Lights

Rims

Anything else:
Please tell me if Anything else should be added

[afrakes]

Maybe some ideas on audio? What is that budget in USD?

[CrazyF]

Maybe some ideas on audio? What is that budget in USD?

its Canadian

[Kevin M]

Do you have any expectations or goals? Do you have any fabrication skills. According to sonic you have 6.5" in the front and back door and an 8"in the rear deck. Do you want to go ham or just replace the speakers and amplify them?

[CrazyF]

Do you have any expectations or goals? Do you have any fabrication skills. According to sonic you have 6.5" in the front and back door and an 8"in the rear deck. Do you want to go ham or just replace the speakers and amplify them?

Hey Kevin, I don't want to go ham but I dont wanna just stay in the dust, I can spend 2.5k the most on the speakers, because that's how I feel about it. I don't have any fabrication skills but my dad does, He bulletproofs cars for a living, so bassicly he can help out. I want to replace the speakers and amplyfy them pretty much

[Karkov]

[CrazyF]

pretty much but mine is a different colour

[CrazyF]

Any ideas?

[CrazyF]

bump :c

[gr8handogoatness]

As far as audio are you looking for SQ? SPL? SQL? Personally I would go with some good components up front. There are so many good ones to choose from you just need to go listen to some. I run JL XR 650s and love them. The newer version is the C5. I also have run the Sundown SA 6.5cs and I liked them too, just nothing like the JLs. So your budget is 6K for everything right? Like lights, tint, rims and tires? If thats the case the sound system will probably lack a little bit since that won't leave much for the audio. But for a simple system with good sound I would get a 100-150 Watt per channel 2 channel amp or 50-75 watt per channel bridgeable 4 channel amp and run a set of mid-high end 6.5 components and call it good for now.