Search results

That's about what I figured from trying to measure. Thank you for the confirmation.

This is probably a stupid question. has anyone tried fitting a full sized spare in the 10th gen Sedan? I'm assuming it wouldn't fit but short of taking a tire off the car to check (my back won't allow me to do this so easily) I was some what at a lost and didn't want to guestimate.

I don't find it to be. However a lot of late 80's to early 2000's cars had some pretty low frame quality. usually with extreme economy vehicles. One small rear end would twist a frame. I think now-a-days people are concerned about the horror stories that they've heard and worry that small...

I think it's more an understanding that a lot of cheaper frames can be ruined with relatively small bumps.

Have to say their premium speaker system was a joke. Ripped it out about 3 weeks or a month into owning the car and replaced it.

Still wish I had gotten that exhaust! :P

I'm going to go with the stereo I put in. JL 10 inch sub Infinity reference all around up front JL dsp 6 channel amp for the front speakers and Pioneer mono powering the sub

With the bass roll off. Harsh tweeters and the horrible valley in the crossover settings. If you're serious about audio your best bet is to replace.