FJ80 Speaker Replacement

[danadog]

Here is what I used. I retained all the factory grilles, by reworking the factory speaker mounts.

My new HU and speakers.

 

[tampacruiser95]

Wow those speakers are $270 - not even sure if thats for 2 .
Not sure how committed to quality sound I am given the road and engine noise inside.

That's for two plus the components, and pricy, but sound good.

 

[flagstaff]

I reconditioned the stock front door speakers (new surrounds) about 6 years ago. Not exceptional sound but better than I thought and no need to modify anything. So far so good. I did replace the other speakers though.

 

[PXZ]

This may be useful to some. I have been searching for replacement speakers for my 97 LX-450. Not a trivial task. For the front door, I used Rockford Fosgate P16 "punch". They are the shallowest that I could find, and they do fit with just a little modification. I only had to remove the original grill and use the ones that they came with, I had to drill 4 new holes in the panel with longer screws, and soldered longer wires to the existing plug. That's all. The best feature is that it clears both the window glass and the dash.

I am still looking for the rest of the speakers...

 

[PXZ]

Update on the rear door speakers. I found Kenwood KFC-10655 fit "almost" perfectly. They are about 1 mm deeper so do not quite sit in the housing good enough for the screen covers to snap in. Since they do not have a place for the housing to screw in, I just used a few drops of glue. They work well, and sound better than the original.

 

[Tanner H]

I found a Pyle PLPW6d 4 ohm subwoofer that bolted right into the rear panel for under $20 on Amazon. The whole thing sounds decent and I spent a total of $120. Here is the link to the Pyle Subwoofer on Amazon:
Amazon.com: Pyle PLPW6D 6-Inch 600 Watt Dual 4 Ohm Subwoofer: Car Electronics

Would the factory sub amp be enough to power this little speaker back there? My rear sub speaker is non functional and the paper cone is completely destroyed, just looking to replace it and get it working again. I'm not looking to add an aftermarket amp.