To find the correct adaptors, you need to determine:
1. The size of your existing speakers: Carefully remove one of your speakers (taking pictures is recommended) to see the diameter of the speaker and the mounting depth. Common sizes include 6x8 inches, 6.5 inches, and sometimes even 5.25 inches in the doors and smaller ones in the dash or rear deck.
2. The size of the new speakers you're installing: The packaging of your new speakers will clearly state their size.
3. The mounting depth of your new speakers: This is crucial. If your new speakers are too deep, they might not fit in the door or other locations, even with adaptors.
Once you know these sizes, you can:
* Search online retailers: Sites like Amazon, Crutchfield, or Parts-Express will let you search for speaker adaptors by car year, make, and model, as well as the size of your old and new speakers. Crutchfield, in particular, is known for providing detailed information and compatibility guides.
* Visit a local auto parts store: Stores like AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts, or NAPA can help you find adaptors, but you'll need to provide them with the speaker sizes.
Important Considerations:
* Harness adapters: Beyond the speaker adaptors themselves, you may need wiring harnesses (also called speaker pigtails) to connect your new speakers to your car's existing wiring. These are often sold separately. Again, Crutchfield is a good resource for finding these, as they often include them in their kits.
* Speaker mounting depth: Double-check the depth of the speakers you want to install *before* you buy anything. This is the most common reason for needing to return adaptors or speakers.
In short, provide the sizes of your old and new speakers, and I (or better yet, a retailer specializing in car audio) can provide more specific guidance.
