Parents hooked me up with a 2002 daewoo lanos se 2 door

[daefastlanos]

wondering if anyone can tell me the origional specs of the speakers in these cars.. and how much power ill be able to draw from the batery for my new system... im hoping to put 2 5 1/4 inch splits in the front and maybe something to replace the back shelf speakers but im not sure on the size i need to slot into origional slots. and i also want to put a decent 12" in the back i have around 1000 for h/u, speakers , sub and amp

[kinkyllama]

i have around 1000 for h/u, speakers , sub and amp

Can you do the installation? If not ask a local trusted shop what they'd charge for something like that. If its resonable (doubt it) then get your stuff from the internet. My subs and amp for them cost less than $600 shipped and most of the audio shops around here wanted more about $1600 for that but included installation

[daewoomofo]

the fronts are 4" and the rears are 5 1/4"s. if you do the "big 3" upgrade (ground and power wires upgrade) and get a good battery (optima yellow) you should be able to draw plenty of current. im running 2 700w RMS amps on my woo and it still keeps on going

[delphis]

I thought the back shelf speaker were something like 4x8?

[daewoomofo]

I thought the back shelf speaker were something like 4x8?

im sorry, your prollly right. im thinking of a sedan. my bad

[TheGreatAndPowerfulOz]

Rear speakers in a Lanos are 4x6 oval, paper cone, 3.2 ohms.

5 1/4" component speakers (splits) will fit very easily in the front, and with some work, you can fit 6 1/2 inch in there like I did and a few other people have done.

Upgraded power and ground wires will DRAMATICALLY help and an upgraded battery is a big plus, also, just as daewoomofo said.

If you have questions, we're here to help. ... unless it is for next week's winning lotter numbers, and then I am going to have to keep those for myself!


Cliff