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Most amps can easily handle the impedance drop from 4 to 3 ohms. Even 2 ohms is usually doable... When choosing the 4", the tone is important, but so is the efficiency and impedance. A good balance of those 3 will likely give the best result. I wouldn't put anything below 92db on my list of options and would put 3 ohm or less as a requirement. Then pick the tone I liked best from those options.Consensus of the people that have done it is that absolutely, new speakers will be a very noticeable improvement. For $80/pair upgrading the 4" front dash seems like a no brainer. Common mid level choices are Kicker CS, JBL Club, Polk DB, JL C-1 and Infinity REF series. I bought some Polk's simply because they are marine rated and get good reviews.
I might be answering a question with a question but some more experienced people can verify. With only the stock head unit, I read that you should expect more volume and bass from lower impedance speakers like 2.5ohm Infinity Kappas or 3ohm JBL Club. There is a chance of "clipping" at high volume but unverified if it happens on the Bronco.
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