Infinity Kappa F-Door Tweeter Fit
12-19-2012, 08:14 AM
#11
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i have the same kappas, i made the tweeter hole a little bit bigger than the tweeter and used one of the tweeter adapters broke off the tabs, drilled a hole small enough for the included screws and screwed in the adapter and popped the tweeter inplace, lined up the grooves and turned and locked the tweeter. i half assed it but was satisfied and these kappas sound awesome with my pioneer avic-x940bt
1. Did the adapter piece come with the components or where did you get it
2. What did you use to make the hole bigger?
My 2-way kappas came in yesterday and I installed them into the rear doors last night after work. The installation was a breeze thanks to some research on this forum that let me know where all the screws were before I started taking the door panel off. The sound quality coming from those speakers is unbelievable and can't wait to get the components, which should be delivered today. And then when I get paid on Friday, if the world doesn't end, then I'll be placing my order for the Kenwood DNX6190HD Nav/Bluetooth/MP3/USB/CD/DVD and then I'll have a top of the line audio system. Then, down the road, I'll be getting a dual 10" FoxBox to throw under the back seat and put some 10s in a mount the amp behind the back seat and mount a bass **** near the drivers seat. My mother-in law is getting me the front and rear WeatherTech DigiFit Floormats for Christmas, so once I get the LEDs, the entire interior will be complete; for now anyways
12-19-2012, 09:18 AM
#12
The reason i did mine through the grille is so they could still adjust vertically like they are susposed to.
12-19-2012, 10:09 AM
#13
'08f150stx
Not having the component speakers, don't you do the adjust before they get mounted permanently? Components in the front door make sense with the speaker mount locations, but I never would have bought them with an install that has the tweeter sticking out of the grill. If it works for you, great. Didn't anyone use a dremel tool for fine cutting the plastic panel?
12-19-2012, 10:48 AM
#14
Thanks for posting those pictures. I definitely want to be able to hide them behind the grill in the door. A couple questions for you.....
1. Did the adapter piece come with the components or where did you get it
2. What did you use to make the hole bigger?
My 2-way kappas came in yesterday and I installed them into the rear doors last night after work. The installation was a breeze thanks to some research on this forum that let me know where all the screws were before I started taking the door panel off. The sound quality coming from those speakers is unbelievable and can't wait to get the components, which should be delivered today. And then when I get paid on Friday, if the world doesn't end, then I'll be placing my order for the Kenwood DNX6190HD Nav/Bluetooth/MP3/USB/CD/DVD and then I'll have a top of the line audio system. Then, down the road, I'll be getting a dual 10" FoxBox to throw under the back seat and put some 10s in a mount the amp behind the back seat and mount a bass **** near the drivers seat. My mother-in law is getting me the front and rear WeatherTech DigiFit Floormats for Christmas, so once I get the LEDs, the entire interior will be complete; for now anyways
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