They look like the typical 5x7/6x8 depth of 2-5/8". You should be fine.
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Nakamichi has never made a real good auto product. And Eclipse is so, so. I would give Infinity reference series, or some Polks a looking into. They're a bit more, but my Infinities were great. They're very efficient, so running them with the factory power is not a problem. When looking at speakers the higher the db sensitivity the more efficient the speaker. One's with low #'s will probably require extra power. Most of the component systems will require an amp to get the full potential out of them without distortion at high volume, whereas most standard 6x8's will not. Just be careful of companies that give some great specs...i.e. 3,000max watts, 12 way tweeters. If it's sounds great, they're probably lying. Spend a couple more bucks and get something nicer. They'll sound much better, and will last longer. Most speakers will sound good in the store because they're mounted in nice wood enclosures, not door panels 
Back in the day, Nakamichi OWNED the hi-fi headunit area. Their amps sucked. Today, they are so-so. Eclipse makes awesome headunits and this year, their amps look surprising as well. Their speakers are so-so, and subs are ok for the price.fire76 said:Nakamichi has never made a real good auto product. And Eclipse is so, so. I would give Infinity reference series, or some Polks a looking into. They're a bit more, but my Infinities were great. They're very efficient, so running them with the factory power is not a problem. When looking at speakers the higher the db sensitivity the more efficient the speaker. One's with low #'s will probably require extra power. Most of the component systems will require an amp to get the full potential out of them without distortion at high volume, whereas most standard 6x8's will not. Just be careful of companies that give some great specs...i.e. 3,000max watts, 12 way tweeters. If it's sounds great, they're probably lying. Spend a couple more bucks and get something nicer. They'll sound much better, and will last longer. Most speakers will sound good in the store because they're mounted in nice wood enclosures, not door panels
For the money, the Infinty Reference line isnt bad at all. I dont have much Polk background, but I definately like their home audio stuff.
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