Here is a bunch of videos of speaker choices. As far as 2-ohm compared to 4-ohm. There aren't that many 2-ohm speakers out there for full range door replacement. Subs there are a ton. 2-ohm gets you more power from your amp than 4-ohm but the amp must able to play at that resistance. Not sure if the factory amp can handle a 2-ohm load but I'm sure there is info in those videos. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Replace+speaker+in+2022+Ford+Maverick

 

Don't run your 4 ohm amp with 2 ohm speakers - the amp will need more power to drive the speakers at higher volumes and yes you can fry the amp, it also won't sound as good as 4 ohms. Also you need to fool around with the wiring if you were going to keep the 4ohm tweeters and replacing the woofers with 2 ohm ones as you have a mismatch, whatever xover is involved by default has one ohm rating. There's really not much to be gained, if you want to upgrade the woofers then stick w/ 4 ohms.

 

Thanks for the reply. I will not be using an amp, just doing a direct replacement. That is the basis of the question. Some said to do 2 ohm as a direct replacement, some said 4 ohm. I’m looking for better sound out of the stock radio, and I have no specs on its output.

 

Amazon.com: PowerBass OE65C-FD - 6.5" Ford OEM Replacement Component Speakers - Pair : Electronics

Amazon.com: PowerBass OE65C-FD - 6.5" Ford OEM Replacement Component Speakers - Pair : Electronics

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This is a pair of Front 6.5 inch woofers with 1 inch tweeters that are a direct replacement in the Ford Maverick. In the reviews you will see one that is specifically for the Maverick. They said it fits perfectly with no modifications.