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Originally Posted by Mangoamerican
it would take some cutting and maybe something to give your door more depth.. but anything is possible
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Wouldn't bother to be honest. You would have to bring the speaker into the interior away from the door so that it didn't foul the window regulator. I don't like 4x6s as the main cone is supposed to be mid range or mid-bass even on 3-ways but the oval cone can distort voices and similar frequency sounds. I always feel the best bet is to go with a component kit. Something from JL or MB Quart. a 4" component kit would come with 2 4" mid-range speakers, 2 1" tweeters (high frequencies [treble]) and a pair of passive crossovers, these split the signal to the speakers and send the mid-range signal to the mid and the high to the tweet. You can make a very simple bracket from wood (MDF is best [particle board if you like]) It will give a much better sound. 6x9s that close to you wont sound too great!! Other than that a pair of JL TR series 4" will fit perfectly and sound great, they come with an adapter plate for a 4x6 whole. It's always best to keep the bass behind you otherwise your soundstage will get confusing! From front to back this layout works best, tweets, mids, (poss midbass say 6" cones for 'fill-in') and then bass. My Ideal set up is a 5" component kit up front, 5" mid bass in the side panels behind the front seats and then a couple of tens in the trunk with the wholes vacated by the 6x9s open to let the sub's sound into the passenger compartment. All fed power from amps. a 4-way for the componet kit and the mid-bass and one for both subs. I'b probably run all JL cones with Memphis amps.