What is the difference between a 2006 Honda Accord LX and EX?
The main difference between LX and EX Honda Accords is simple: LX is the standard base model, while EX is a trim option that offers more features and stylistic touches than the LX. The EX-L trim option offers even more great additions based on the EX’s features.
What are the different trims for Honda Accord?
There are six trim levels for the 2019 Honda Accord, and, in order from least expensive to most expensive, they are called the LX, the Hybrid, the Sport, the EX, the EX-L, and the Touring.
How big are the speakers on the rear of a Honda Accord?
The rear deck 6″x9″ speakers are much easier to replace. There’s plenty of room there, so most aftermarket 6″x9″ speakers will fit, and you have the option of installing 5-1/4″ and 6-1/2″ speakers with the help of mounting brackets. The factory system, at least, can really do with the additional bass a subwoofer provides.
How do you hook up a stereo to a Honda Accord?
Connect the front door speaker leads to the woofer output on the crossover network, and then run new speaker wire from the crossover to the tweeter. This keeps you from having to pull a new wire through the Molex plug in the door jamb, which is nearly impossible on most Hondas.
How much does a Honda Accord sound system cost?
It’s free with your Crutchfield order, or you can purchase one separately for just $9.99. Honda claims six speakers — two of them are tweeters — and 120 watts of power for the Accord’s sound system.
What kind of radio does a Honda Accord have?
The reality is that it’s powered by a low-output Honda radio (roughly 10 watts RMS x 4 channels) that, along with the speakers, could stand a lot of improvement. There’s plenty of room behind the dash, so a wide variety of receivers will work in the Accord.
The rear deck 6″x9″ speakers are much easier to replace. There’s plenty of room there, so most aftermarket 6″x9″ speakers will fit, and you have the option of installing 5-1/4″ and 6-1/2″ speakers with the help of mounting brackets. The factory system, at least, can really do with the additional bass a subwoofer provides.
Connect the front door speaker leads to the woofer output on the crossover network, and then run new speaker wire from the crossover to the tweeter. This keeps you from having to pull a new wire through the Molex plug in the door jamb, which is nearly impossible on most Hondas.
It’s free with your Crutchfield order, or you can purchase one separately for just $9.99. Honda claims six speakers — two of them are tweeters — and 120 watts of power for the Accord’s sound system.
What kind of horsepower does a Honda Accord have?
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