What is the speaker size for a 1988 Toyota Celica?

Answer 1

3" front housings w/passive radiators.

4" rear deck mounts (coupe only)

The original speakers were made by Fujitsu...heavy cardboard cones to

take bass tones. I suspect extra copper windings to absorb extra wattage.

When replacing, you may find it's better to add caps (capacitors) to block the lower frequencies, or speakers may "pop". Best Buy car audio sells them...call them "Speaker Savers".

Systems sounded great in 1989-1989, but unless you can get the replacements through Toyota, don't know where you will get speakers like that. Most after-market speaks are built more for efficiency and higher fidelity in the proper range -not for full-spectrum sound with bass. The radiators added deep midrange tones to the little speakers. I added a subwoofer to my trunk to make up for the lack of bass after changing speakers. Along with the caps, it sounds good. (I use two amps under seats...one for bass, one for treble/mids. I also have Alpine EQ's in each car. One has bass outputs and one doesn't, but takes high power inputs (which is good, because I am using the stock radio in the convertible and have to hide what I have from thieves. They think it's just a bogus system...yet I have a CD changer wired to the radio antenna. I hide the control under my seat).

Good luck!

Aunt