I think I have a blown tweeter in my 2013 F150 on the speaker that is where the oh **** bar is on the driver side. I had installed new Infinity Kappas and I was testing them, so it is my fault, but I am thinking of just disconnecting it so I don't hear the crackling. Does anyone know how to get to it? I have searched for it, but I can't seem to find anyone who has done it. Thanks!!

 

I have the Kappas and think their integrated tweeters drown out anything you'll get from stock tweeters. I've actually dialed treble down quite a bit. I haven't disconnected my stock units but don't think I'd miss them if I did.

 

I completely agree!! Kappas are definitely worth every penny. I need to disconnect mine...I am tired of hearing the crackling that is coming from the stockers...just need to figure out how......

 

Pull the A-Pillar cover off and disconnect at the speaker...?

 

Just got two pair of Kenwood Excelon 6 x8 s! Can't wait until Saturday to instal them!

 

If anyone wants to trade for black pillars without tweeters I'll take them! Haha

 

Is that all I need to do is start pulling? I haven't tried it yet, but I was wondering if that is all it takes.

I will keep everyone posted. I hope it is as easy as that!!

 

Yep, just start at the top and pull...there is only one clip towards the top if I remember right.

 

Are you guys running aftermarket amps on your infinities? if so any good mount ideas? I have a nice 4 channel that I wanna hook up and do a speaker swap

 

I do not have an amp with my kappas. I just wanted improved sound, I didn't need the "rock my ears out" type of system. I am sure an amp would only improve the sound, but after I put them in to try and see if it would improve the sound without the amp, it sounded better than what I was going for, so I couldn't justify the work and cost of putting an amp in.

Thanks for the input RocketFoot. I have a weekend project now!