Just wondering what the max mounting depth is for rear speakers in the stock location? WWill be replacing with 5 1/4 or 6 1/2 seperates since I have a rattling blown rear pass. side speaker.
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Just wondering what the max mounting depth is for rear speakers in the stock location? WWill be replacing with 5 1/4 or 6 1/2 seperates since I have a rattling blown rear pass. side speaker.
If you don't get any response then PM etlsport. I know he's replaced his.
Reading through several posts some say you need shallow depth, some say no, some say nothing. Just want some idea before I order something.
i went with shallow mount 6.5s
http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/da...m/100_0438.jpg
http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/da...m/100_0440.jpg
http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/da...m/100_0448.jpg
in the first pic you can just make out the back of the magnet behind the bracket, it is probably within 1/2" of the tire well on the bottom
I wouldn't even mess with them cause those rear panels are a mo fo to put back on OMFG, there are much easier ways to get good audio without those 2 rear speakers,new kicker 3 ways for the doors and kicker tweeters where the tweeters go and subs in the back is what I did and mine sounds awesome.
billy- 2.25
referenced through best buy's information site
referenced through metraonline.com
referenced through the12volt.com
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Or surface mounted (box) speakers on the "b" pillars.Quote:
Originally Posted by WILLY
Jack & I have both done this.
Once you get into it, it is not that bad, just takes a day to take your time and do it right. The speakers I used were exactly the max mounting depth once you modify the brackets to fit the 6.5" because my speakers are about 1mm from touching the metal on the backside ;) Here is my build thread:
http://www.vehicross.info/forums/sho...peaker+install
Has anyone heard the Hifonics Zeus line of speakers? In particular I am looking at the ZXi5.2's for both the door and rears. I know back in the day Hifonics put out some high end amps but I don't know a lot about their current crop.