Your amping them right?

 

Also, your going to have to bore the tweeter holes out to fit them in, but it looks great.

 

Yes Im amping them. Thanks for the pics. So just to clarify you would hook the up to the existing tweeter wire...Correct?

 

No, use the harness they include. Run the harness from the tweeter, through the harness that goes through the door, into the door speaker.

Then run speaker wire from the amp, through the door harness, and into the speaker.

 

Doesn't it make sense to use the existing tweeter wire since its wired up to the crossovers to send the correct frequencies to the right spot? The door speakers don't get the highs etc etc. Am I incorrect Im really not technical it just kinda makes sense to me.

PS Thanks for your help I appreciate it much.

 

I'm not sure where the crossovers are in the stock system, or if it's all through the amp. But no, your cutting everything out and starting fresh, no reason not to use the crossovers included from alpine. So aftermarket amp -> speakers -> tweeters. Then signal from the headunit.

If you used the factory wiring, you'd need to trace the wiring and run that to the speaker to get signal/power. Way to much work & doesn't make sense

No problem :thumbsup:

 

use the xovers that came with the speakers, there is no factory xover on the amp, just a capacitor on the stock tweeter.

Unless you are running an active system with full time alignment you will get teh best sound with the mid and tweet as close to each other as possible.

 

Thanks with the info MR L and MR CLEAN thanks a lot!!

 

Spacers thats what I needed

I was able to hook up the SPS-610-C with a 1/2 inch spacer and 4 quick tap screws did the trick. The sound quality is to MY liking. I am very happy with the better highs as well as better midrange bass. Great buy for 75 dollars approximately!
Thanks for everyones help!

Kenman

Also put the alpine sps610 in the back. They add more bass because of the bigger cutout. Its a much better sound with the components in the front and the coaxils in the back. I really am enjoying the upgrade!