PocketMatrix

No, you probably won't be able to. The sub+amp connects to the headunit, not the speakers.

As for the thump, you should concentrate more on removing the XM->cassette link. Get a nice XM-ready headunit, perhaps with MP3 capabilities (like one) as well as an XM tuner, something like .

Can't find anything on google? Don't tell me you're serious.

Read it up.

Nah, I like the portable XM unit. I can play it in the house and the car.

Thanks for the google. Usually I can find anything I want on goole....guess I just didnt use the right words this time. hah. I was more interested in finding the OEM speakers and such so I could find out what kind of watt's they can support.

Take them out and see the stickers on the backs of them. By the way, wattage doesn't necessarily equate to "thump".

I'm gonna get one of those radios with a motorized monitor (comes around 600 bucks) and attach my 2nd unit PC to it. 20GB for MP3s, TV card, DVD Drive, Navigation, the internet - you name it! Alternatively, I might get a PSOne screen and use that. It's gonna be fuckin' badass.

I looked at the back of the Rear speaker and took down all the info. They are Delco speakers, but it doesnt say anything about wattage. I tried to find the part number on google....but I couldnt. DANG....why is this so complicated. I just want my car to thump a little! hahah :D

It did have this symbol but I dont know what it means. That u shaped thing looks familiar but I cant seem to think of what it means.

I'm pretty sure it means 9.5 ohms, but I might be wrong. That has nothing to do with wattage, though.

Pretty much any decently-priced and decently-branded speakers (say, $50 Pioneers) will almost certainly blow away stock speakers from a 10-year-old mediocre car.