Originally posted by MELOVEGN
"THANKS VERY MUCH AUDIOWIZARD"
You're Welcome
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"i already have 6x9 pioneers ad would like to run those is it safe to use existing wiring and put other speakers in place of them"
Yes it is safe, I have even used aftermarket amplifiers to power the factory drivers on the factory wiring (50 to 75 watts a channel max) with no ill effects for years.
"where can i get adapters for the 6x9 rears"
Any car audio shop or places like Best buy, Circuit City, etc......
"and also this is just a shot but are there adapters from the old style connecters for the delco speakers to maybe well anything different basically because on the pioneers i know its just two little terminals sticking out and the original connecters dont fit i dont know about the dash or doors though"
At one time there was a company that we used (cant remember which one) that offered an aftermarket harness for speaker harnesses so you did not have to cut it. We stopped using them because it added more cost to the install so I started making my own (very inexpensive)
You purchase female Scotchlocks (thats what we call them down here
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) and clamped them on the very ends of the wiring harness (they cut thru the insulation making contact with bare wire with out cutting harness) and then you use a jumper wire with a male spade connector to plug into each wire (+ and -) then you would use the proper female spade connector to connect to the aftermarket driver.
I am a firm believer in not cutting factory harnesses for aftermarket gear, plus if you wanted to sell car and pull your old gear out and put the original pieces back in then you where able to do so with out having to reconnect the factory harness. I also did not charge the customer any extra for this.