What we researched for this specific generation: where an enclosure actually fits, what the factory speakers are, how the factory audio is wired, and which real builds and commercial products exist for it. Confidence badges say how well each figure is sourced — this is research, not manufacturer spec.
Body styles covered: 2-Seater (T-top), 2+2 (4 seater)
These are researched envelopes, not a guarantee. Measure your own vehicle — the numbers here tell you what to expect, not what you have.
| Location | rear hatch-area corners |
|---|---|
| Outer bounding box | Zenclosures prints no outside dimensions for any of the four listings. No measured hatch dimensions found. |
| Known obstructions | T-top storage and straps (Zenclosures: "TTops will fit with boxes in the car"). The 2+2 passenger-side box is smaller (0.47 ft3 against 0.65 ft3 on the driver side). |
Sizes and depths below are what research turned up for this generation. Confirm against your own vehicle before cutting or ordering — trim levels vary.
| Factory speaker size | no maker or Metra source read for the front doors |
|---|---|
| Adapter bracket needed | unconfirmed |
| Factory amp / premium audio | no maker page for 1990-1996 audio was reached. |
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fueleconomy.gov files luggage as hatchback volume: 23 cu ft for the 2-seater in 1990 and 12 for the 2+2 (1990, 1993, 1996). On a hatchback that is an index computed from SAE J1100 dimensions, not seats-up cargo, and not a box volume, so it is not given here as a cargo volume. Zenclosures boxes: 0.70 ft3 per side (2-seater), 0.65 ft3 driver side and 0.47 ft3 passenger side (2+2), 7.00 to 7.75 in mounting depth; T-tops still fit.
Outside links. Some are commercial products, some are owner builds posted on forums — the label says which. We do not endorse any of them.
Each link opens the tool with this vehicle already selected.
Measure your own vehicle. Trim levels, factory subwoofer options, and mid-generation changes all move these numbers, and a box cut to a researched figure that does not match your truck is wasted wood. Where a badge reads Unconfirmed, treat the value as a starting point for your own measurement, not as an answer.