[PlasmaGel]

So, I'm in the process of doing a full sound system install in my 2018 touring 2.0t and I'm wondering if anyone knows what the depth for the front door speakers are.

I have the subs, amps, and processor already purchased; I haven’t bought the speakers yet as I’m not sure if they would fit in the factory location.

https://imgur.com/a/ata7q0S

speakers: Focal PS165FX
Door amp: Rockford T400x4ad
Sub amp: Rockford T750x1bd (two of them)
Processor: Rockford DSR1
Sub's: Sundown Audio SA10 (two of them)

 

[phaMatic]

sorry;I replaced my front with Focal ISS165 and they fit with no issues, if that helps. Also, I've been curious on installing an Amp for more power to the fronts and rears, can you take pictures/notes on the Amp install especially how you interface it with the head unit? I have more questions once your done LOL. Also, what Accord trim do you have?

 

[PlasmaGel]

The DSR1 should let me connect to the head unit and get all my preamp connections. the install is still a few months out for now as im still in the process of buying the speakers and they're $650 a pair. i have the touring 2.0t

 

[DDNorCal]

From what I have seen with others replacing speakers in the front doors in your model, (and my same model) most after market speakers are well within the depth of the original speakers. I bought Infinity speakers for my doors and they are fine. Have not installed yet, they just arrived. But the measurement of the Infinity speakers I purchased from Crutchfield for my front doors were were about 45mm deep. There was another poster who put in some very expensive speakers in the doors and they were 80mm deep and no problem installing.

 

[Aldaman]

Any one know what OHMs the factory speakers are? Are they 4 or 2, looking to replace them with better aftermarket ones just not sure on the ohms. Thanks.

 

[DDNorCal]

I am replacing front door speakers with Infinity Ref 6532ex. Cructhfield specs and write up for replacement for factory spks. in my trim, Honda Accord Touring.



This is what it says for this speaker:


True Four Ohm Impedance technology

• speaker's 3-ohm impedance combines with speaker wire impedance for a 4-ohm load
• compatible with virtually all factory or aftermarket car stereos

 

[PlasmaGel]

From what I have seen with others replacing speakers in the front doors in your model, (and my same model) most after market speakers are well within the depth of the original speakers. I bought Infinity speakers for my doors and they are fine. Have not installed yet, they just arrived. But the measurement of the Infinity speakers I purchased from Crutchfield for my front doors were were about 45mm deep. There was another poster who put in some very expensive speakers in the doors and they were 80mm deep and no problem installing.

Awesome, the speakers im putting in are 77mm deep so they should work

 

[Bucksnrt]

Just picked up an EX-L and looking to upgrade the audio. Curious how goes turns out. Will you use the factory amp at all?

 

[Scbardfield]

Hello fellow Touring / ESL Owners,

I have just dicovered and I don't have verification, that the signal coming from the factory head unit has a propiatary signal for each speaker going to the amp, then out to each speaker It would seem to me that it would be extremely difficult to add better speakers as you would need more power to drive them and there is no aftermarket amp that supports the factory head unit. I understand that you can't add an additional amp fed from the on board one as you will get ampified distortion.

Thoughts, comments?

 

[PlasmaGel]

Hello fellow Touring / ESL Owners,

I have just dicovered and I don't have verification, that the signal coming from the factory head unit has a propiatary signal for each speaker going to the amp, then out to each speaker It would seem to me that it would be extremely difficult to add better speakers as you would need more power to drive them and there is no aftermarket amp that supports the factory head unit. I understand that you can't add an additional amp fed from the on board one as you will get ampified distortion.

Thoughts, comments?

That's what I was planning on using The Rockford Fosgates DSR1 for

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[LDB415]

It sounds like an interesting but expensive project. I'm just a plain factory radio guy with about 50/50 FM and talk radio. I can't see fancier/nicer systems in the car with all the other noise pollution cars are subject to as they operate. I like following what others are doing though as it's still interesting. Good luck with your project.

 

[node808]

What PlasmaGel said....

The DSR1 is what you'll need. I installed mine behind and under the front center console compartment. Crutchfield will provide detailed instructions, which I posted somewhere in this forum. Since the DSR1 cannot be easily accessed, I connected a USB cable to it and placed it in a convenient location in case they release any updates for it. The DSR1 has to be connected to a laptop for updates.

Replacing the rear deck speakers was a big job, probably the most time consuming part. While I had that area open, I put as much dynamat back there as I could.