Hey Matt,
If I were you... I'd put a component set in the (upper) part of both doors.
Thats the cost effective way to go.. But, if you have a couple bucks to
spend, Id have kick panel pods fabricated and mount the component set
there.. Haveng kick panels drasitcaly evens the length the sound must
travel from the speaker to the listners ear for both driver and passanger.
In case you are wondering... A component set is (2) mid bass woofers,
most commonly 5¼ size and (2) tweeters, most commonly 3/4 in size.
Then, to complete the system I'd go for a small (8) subwoofer in a sealed
truck style box behind either the driver or passanger seat....
As far as power goes... Any amp that pushes about 100/150x2 should do
the job. WELL..
Your probably wondering how to power three speakers with a 2 channel
amp, huh?
Well, Its pretty simple acctualy... All you need is a 3 way spliter... It will turn
your 2 channel amp into a three channel. presto. What it does is send all
of the music above 150hz to your stereo speakers (in this case a component
set) and all of the music below 150hz to your sub...
This would be a most excelent setup... And it would only run you about 850
bucks for all 3 speakers, a head unit, an amplifier and the tri-way...
Have fun, and turn it up...
Jesse