I have a 2013 Santa Fe Sport. I used Silver Flutes and the little Peerless OC25 domes in the pillars. I heard good things about the poly SB woofer in doors just today.
Are you keeping the factory head unit?
I've got a pair of those ^ Kenwood KFC-1666S speakers in the front doors of my KIA Optima and they sound great and dig deep enough to rattle the car. (40 Hz low end).
I have the Kicker 43DSC6704's in the rear doors and they are great too just a bit bigger but still dig down to around to 40 Hz.
I'm surprised to see those Kenwoods have half roll treated cloth surrounds. I can't remember ever seeing that in car audio. But I've been out of car audio for about 30 years so...
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Have you tried Crutchfield's suggestions by year and model?
https://www.crutchfield.com/g_400/All-Car-Speakers.html?tp=105&l=5
Like coax? Or separates?
I have a 2013 Santa Fe Sport. I used Silver Flutes and the little Peerless OC25 domes in the pillars. I heard good things about the poly SB woofer in doors just today.
Are you keeping the factory head unit?
I'm switching the head unit.
The Kenwood KFC-1666S was suggested to me by a local installer, but they are cheap. ($49.99 pair)
https://www.crutchfield.com/p_1131666S/Kenwood-KFC-1666S.html?tp=78072
I've got a pair of those ^ Kenwood KFC-1666S speakers in the front doors of my KIA Optima and they sound great and dig deep enough to rattle the car. (40 Hz low end).
I have the Kicker 43DSC6704's in the rear doors and they are great too just a bit bigger but still dig down to around to 40 Hz.
Can't go wrong with either, IMO.
$99.00 pair in Canada!
I'm surprised to see those Kenwoods have half roll treated cloth surrounds. I can't remember ever seeing that in car audio. But I've been out of car audio for about 30 years so...
The Kenwoods have no crossover.