JVC CS-DF6920 DRVN Series 6x9 inch 2-Way 400 Watt Car Speakers (Coaxial) - Set of 2 (Black) with Powerful Sound and Tough Looking Design

My old 2007 Lexus had blown rattley speakers. These are nice stock replacements made of higher quality material than the crappy paper originals. It takes a little know how and courage to tackle this job but I watched a few YT videos and soon felt confident enough to try it. I needed four hands a few times but I got the job finished. Wiring connections are different, but the speakers come with new connectors on a pigtail for each contact. You just have to cut the old connector off and connect the pigtail. I used crimp butt connectors of appropriate size. Also the connectors are sized for each terminal so you can't mix them up. You do have to pay attention to the old speaker and remember which wire is Plus and which is ground. I took my time and spent about 45-60 mins on each door. You may be quicker than I.

These will work with the Camry that comes wirh dreaded factory JBL sound. I was able to unsolder the tweeter wires and disconnect them so I could bi-wire them to the 4 wire factory harness. The factory wiring sends 2 separate signals to the rear speakers like a component system. Youtube has a video showing which wires goes to the teeeter and which to the woofer. They sound great but since it’s 4 ohms it isn’t as loud as the 2ohm original speakers. The bass and woofer sound excellent but the tweeter isn’t as loud as the original. If you can it would be better to repair or re-cone the factory speaker but in my case they were electrically fried. This is a cheap and effective way to have decent sound with the jbl factory amp and head unit. The wires to the teeeter run up over the magnet and can easily be cut or unsolderd. Good luck to anyone that’s dealing with this factory system it’s no fun.

Decent 6x9 speakers

Good bang for the buck. Great addition to my Jeep TJ.

Bought for my son and he loves them