Installing 6x9 speakers in doors
#21
Silly question, but did you try to fit the 6x9s in the door with just the spacer without trimming the sheetmetal to see if it cleared? I've found that a little bit of spacing away from the sheetmetal is all that it takes to fit an oversized speaker without requiring any cutting.
#22
Silly question, but did you try to fit the 6x9s in the door with just the spacer without trimming the sheetmetal to see if it cleared? I've found that a little bit of spacing away from the sheetmetal is all that it takes to fit an oversized speaker without requiring any cutting.
#25
I almost talked myself into "redesigning" the door panel but in the end, I would be needlessly investing money into something that is basically being used as a midbass point. So, rather than trying to reinvent the wheel on the back doors, I am going to buy a different type wheel.. lol! Maybe a shallow mount 8"? I will have PLENTY of power on the back speakers so that's not going to be an issue..
#27
#29
Don't blame ya.. I can barely (and I do mean BARELY) hear my little 5x7's in the rear doors. Seems like a waste when I am really craving more MIDBASS. If I can figure out a solution for 8" midbass drivers in my rear doors, I am totally going to yank out my 5x7's.