...the Toyota Part Numbers for those?

I checked mine out and realise why somebody shorted the system and stuck a couple of Kenwood Shelf mount speakers (120w each!), 'cause one of them (of the originals) was perforated! lol...

Those Kenwood speakers look 'cr@p' (I guess it is my age as I ain't a boy racer anymore! lol...) and want to get those original replacement put in for the damaged one - less obvious and more stylish in my mature opinion.

Any feedback is cool!

Jaq1967


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I think your wasting good money buying factory speakers. Just buy a pair of speakers and fit them inside the orginal grill. I have a coupe so I have used the original grills and replaced the speakers. On a hatchback I'm thinking you have a pair that sit on the deck, but again should be able to find somehting to fit in the housing which will sound way better than the factory speakers.

the back speaker placement in a coupe and hatch are in the same exact place, the deck on the hatch is a thin little piece of plastic....

i agree why would you want to put stock speakers back in?? that makes no sense im sure youcould buy some pretty good speakers for the price toyota is gonna charge you for stocks

...Only because they fit and little adaptation is required - if any? You know...unscrew and screw!

Besides...I don't want fat shelf speakers as I ain't Two Pac stuff.