3-way component set???
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3-way component set???
Anyone ever put in a 3-way component set (6.5", 4", 1")in the front doors? It looks like you could cut out a half-round area just below and rear of the 6x8 hole, make a MDF plate to fit the 6.5" and the 4", and mount the tweet just in front of the door handle.
Will this work? GOTTA HAVE MORE BASS AND MID-BASS!
Will this work? GOTTA HAVE MORE BASS AND MID-BASS!
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acually its easy.
I just had a 6" in there and all you have to do is make a 1/2" plate that is over sized 5x7(its more like 7x7 with the corners cut off) then make a 6" hole in it and bingo your done.
I suggest sound deadening..
I just ripper mine out for some 8" subs behind the doors..
only try this if you are skilled and don't mind cutting.
take your time and trim slowly..
I suggest sound deadening..
I just ripper mine out for some 8" subs behind the doors..
only try this if you are skilled and don't mind cutting.
take your time and trim slowly..
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6.5 speakers
I mounted 6.5 components both front and rear in my supercrew.
(the rear was easier because there is a box you can take off to mount the speakers to.
I traced the stock 5x7 on to a piece of 1/4 board.
then cut it out, you can make it about 1/8" bigger
then I layed the round speaker template on the board and cut the 6.5 hole.
then I got a 2" hole saw and cut a hole for the tweeter.
you need to mount the tweeter really close to the bigger speaker butting up.
then mount cross over on the door - works great.
(the rear was easier because there is a box you can take off to mount the speakers to.
I traced the stock 5x7 on to a piece of 1/4 board.
then cut it out, you can make it about 1/8" bigger
then I layed the round speaker template on the board and cut the 6.5 hole.
then I got a 2" hole saw and cut a hole for the tweeter.
you need to mount the tweeter really close to the bigger speaker butting up.
then mount cross over on the door - works great.