Access to the rear speakers?

[JAFO]

At first the only reason I had to access the rear speakers is so that I can hook up my amp to the stock sound system. I'm happy with the stock setup but I have two 8" subs from my Jeep. I know some have posted that they thought it was bad, but to them I would say that it is a lot better than my stock Jeep Wrangler's.

Anyways in the future, if I can find a place to put a second amp, I may want to swap out the stock speakers for 6.5" components up front and something else in the rear.

So I guess my first question is: Are the pannels hard enough to remove that if I pull them off I should go ahead and replace the speakers when I do?

Second: What is the largest speaker size I can go front and rear without modifications? Stock is 5 1/4" front and 4" rear, is this right.

Also those with modified systems where do you find room for the amps? I don't want to get too carried away with filling up the cargo space.

[Bulldoggie]

I know some have posted that they thought it was bad, but to them I would say that it is a lot better than my stock Jeep Wrangler's.

It's the best sounding car audio I have ever owned, but my head unit was upgraded to an Eclipse unit with Aux input, which I use for ipod

[Gussie2000]

I went i bit further,switch the OEM cassette radio & CD changer for a kenwood cassette player with remote in the upper din & an spectrum EQ where the changer goes,looks quite good.my last stage to complete the task is replacing the speaker,but the rear panels seems to be difficult to deal with.

That have to hold on until after winter is over,too cold out there to perform that job,plus one of the amps came with an issue & had it return to sony for exchange

As soon i have done i'll post few pics to you guys.