
$198.99 – $225.99Price range: $198.99 through $225.99
More speakers. Better fit. Less fabrication.
Add two useful speaker sizes for a fuller, higher-output system.
Stronger vocals and midbass potential with two complementary speaker sizes.
Pair with properly crossed 6.5-inch and 5.25-inch drivers, suitable amplification and careful tuning.

Please test fit all speaker pods and speakers before any drilling or cutting is done.

Place speaker pod into correct position. Mark all mounting holes then drill holes.

Mark and cut away areas of the door panel to allow installation of the speakers.

Install the speaker pod using the provided hardware. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN. Snug fitment is all that is required.
Always test fit the speaker pods in place before any installation.
MEASURE BEFORE ORDERING: Confirm speaker dimensions against the speaker pod dimensions.
Driver-side pod, passenger-side pod and pod mounting hardware.
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Fitment depends on the product type shown on the page. Vehicle-specific pods are engineered for the listed vehicle years, body style, panel and speaker location. Universal pods require a suitable mounting area and customer-planned placement. Always compare your panel with the product photos and review all fitment notes before ordering. If anything looks different, contact us with a clear panel photo so we can help confirm compatibility.
Custom Speaker Pods provide a vehicle-conscious foundation that reduces the fabrication normally required for a multi-speaker installation. Installation requirements vary by application and may include drilling mounting holes, trimming the factory panel, cutting openings for speaker clearance, routing wiring or making other adjustments. Review the Installation Requirements and Special Notes on the product page before ordering. Professional installation is recommended whenever you are uncomfortable modifying interior panels.
Do not rely on nominal speaker size alone. Compare the speaker’s actual outside diameter, required cutout diameter, mounting depth, basket or magnet clearance and tweeter housing dimensions with the Speaker Compatibility specifications on the product page. Measure the actual speakers you intend to install before ordering. If custom-cut openings are selected, verify every measurement carefully because customized products may not be returnable.
Quantity 1 includes one complete pod set as described in the product page’s “What’s in the Box” section. Depending on the application, that may be a driver-and-passenger pair or a single pod for one specific location. Speakers, wiring and other installation components are not included unless the product description specifically states otherwise. Check the included-items section before ordering so you know exactly what will arrive.
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6.5" + 5.25" Front Door Speaker Pods – 2000–2006 GM Fullsize Trucks and SUVs
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jim clark
Installed into a 2000 Silverado, standard cab. These were a must for me. Original idea was to install better speakers using the door panels and spacer rings only. I would have had to carve-up the metal on the door. Very labor intense. Plus, the speakers are too deep, preventing the window from moving up and down. I did have to enlarge the existing holes to fit the new speakers. 6.5 sub, and 5.25 midrange. Sub is 3.5 in. deep, Mid is 2.75 in. I still used rings. If you got any skills and tools, you will adapt these into your door panels. Fit and finish are bad-a%# I used adhesive for extra holding, as the new speakers are very heavy. These are the best things on the market. Also, I added a 5.25 midrange to the B pillars using pods from a different source. Killer. Now go get you some!

jim clark
Installed into a 2000 Silverado, standard cab. These were a must for me. Original idea was to install better speakers using the door panels and spacer rings only. I would have had to carve-up the metal on the door. Very labor intense. Plus, the speakers are too deep, preventing the window from moving up and down. I did have to enlarge the existing holes to fit the new speakers. 6.5 sub, and 5.25 midrange. Sub is 3.5 in. deep, Mid is 2.75 in. I still used rings. If you got any skills and tools, you will adapt these into your door panels. Fit and finish are bad-a%# I used adhesive for extra holding, as the new speakers are very heavy. These are the best things on the market. Also, I added a 5.25 midrange to the B pillars using pods from a different source. Killer. Now go get you some!

jim clark
Installed into a 2000 Silverado, standard cab. These were a must for me. Original idea was to install better speakers using the door panels and spacer rings only. I would have had to carve-up the metal on the door. Very labor intense. Plus, the speakers are too deep, preventing the window from moving up and down. I did have to enlarge the existing holes to fit the new speakers. 6.5 sub, and 5.25 midrange. Sub is 3.5 in. deep, Mid is 2.75 in. I still used rings. If you got any skills and tools, you will adapt these into your door panels. Fit and finish are bad-a%# I used adhesive for extra holding, as the new speakers are very heavy. These are the best things on the market. Also, I added a 5.25 midrange to the B pillars using pods from a different source. Killer. Now go get you some!

jim clark
Installed into a 2000 Silverado, standard cab. These were a must for me. Original idea was to install better speakers using the door panels and spacer rings only. I would have had to carve-up the metal on the door. Very labor intense. Plus, the speakers are too deep, preventing the window from moving up and down. I did have to enlarge the existing holes to fit the new speakers. 6.5 sub, and 5.25 midrange. Sub is 3.5 in. deep, Mid is 2.75 in. I still used rings. If you got any skills and tools, you will adapt these into your door panels. Fit and finish are bad-a%# I used adhesive for extra holding, as the new speakers are very heavy. These are the best things on the market. Also, I added a 5.25 midrange to the B pillars using pods from a different source. Killer. Now go get you some!

jim clark
Installed into a 2000 Silverado, standard cab. These were a must for me. Original idea was to install better speakers using the door panels and spacer rings only. I would have had to carve-up the metal on the door. Very labor intense. Plus, the speakers are too deep, preventing the window from moving up and down. I did have to enlarge the existing holes to fit the new speakers. 6.5 sub, and 5.25 midrange. Sub is 3.5 in. deep, Mid is 2.75 in. I still used rings. If you got any skills and tools, you will adapt these into your door panels. Fit and finish are bad-a%# I used adhesive for extra holding, as the new speakers are very heavy. These are the best things on the market. Also, I added a 5.25 midrange to the B pillars using pods from a different source. Killer. Now go get you some!





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MORE SPEAKERS. BETTER FIT. LESS FABRICATION.
I was a little skeptical about these but figured I’d give them a try…..and now I’m looking for a set for my other vehicle! Yes, they impressed me that much. These are STOUT! Well built, thick plastic, don’t flex but aren’t brittle. Yes, the holes may need to be reamed out to fit your speaker, but better that than having them be too big and you can’t use them. As for the fit into the door, one word: Perfect! Seriously. Looks like it was supposed to be there from the factory. When you remove the original mesh there are slits it went through to secure it to the door. You will wind up placing the new pod on the door, marking where the mounting posts meet those slits, and drilling holes for those mounting posts. That was the hardest part of it all and it still only took me maybe 10 minutes. If you’re looking for that perfect seal you might want to get some butyl rubber stripping you can knead into a long rope and put it in the groove, but it’s probably not needed.
Sorry, no pics….I’m a slacker. However, the clean look on the doors in the review above is exactly how mine look. Very professional and much better than the pods I made out of fiberglass years ago.
Installed into a 2000 Silverado, standard cab. These were a must for me. Original idea was to install better speakers using the door panels and spacer rings only. I would have had to carve-up the metal on the door. Very labor intense. Plus, the speakers are too deep, preventing the window from moving up and down. I did have to enlarge the existing holes to fit the new speakers. 6.5 sub, and 5.25 midrange. Sub is 3.5 in. deep, Mid is 2.75 in. I still used rings. If you got any skills and tools, you will adapt these into your door panels. Fit and finish are bad-a%# I used adhesive for extra holding, as the new speakers are very heavy. These are the best things on the market. Also, I added a 5.25 midrange to the B pillars using pods from a different source. Killer. Now go get you some!