I apologize for taking so long to update my post. Between the time I originally started this thread and now my Crossfire had been hit and was resting in the body shop for repairs until just yesterday. The damaged from the wreck was primarily on my drivers side door, thus forcing me to cancel my previous install date for the components. Since then I went ahead and purchased the Boston Acoustic Pro60se components instead of the Focals basically because I have had good luck with Boston in the past and scored a deal paying less than the retail $599.
Installation of the 4-channel pdx 4.100 (120 watts RMS 4-ohm per channel) is slated for this Thursday. I have also decided to go ahead with a front and rear channel set-up instead of running each tweeter and component woofer off of a separate channel. (This means I can now fade the volume front to back instead of just side to side. I am curious to see just how long the factory infinity speakers will last back behind the seats with over 100 watts apiece running through them.
I am excited to say the least for the build outcome. I have also purchased 36 sqft of dynamat to seal up the doors and rear hatch area.
The shop owner is the nicest I have had the luck of running into. I am sure he will allow me into the work bay and take a few shots of the install with the panels off to post later onto this thread for your viewing.

For now I will keep the SPG555 in its current ported enclosure. I am yet to decide if I want to spend the money on a new enclosure for the passive radiator.


Original Packaging



These are in fact Component Speakers, Boston also has a bracket so that the tweeters can be mounted co-axial to the woofer, for those with vehicles that do not have oem tweeter mounts.