Installed New Speakers
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Installed New Speakers
Hey guys, I got new speakers for my birthday, they are Sony Xplod's 6x9 rated at 100W RMS.
I got them for my birthday and have finally got the time to install them. The front speakers were easy and just mounted right in, but the rear speakers were a PITA. I have pics of the rear speakers before/during/and after. Here you go,
Before:
During: The cut is not perfect, as you can tell, but it was a serious PITA cutting that metal with a jigsaw in 85 degree heat. Tried cutting it with a Dremel but it wouldn't do.
After:
They really sound amazing compared to stock, and with my sub. I didn't want anything crazy bassy, so i stuck with a Bazooka and I love itt.
I got them for my birthday and have finally got the time to install them. The front speakers were easy and just mounted right in, but the rear speakers were a PITA. I have pics of the rear speakers before/during/and after. Here you go,
Before:
During: The cut is not perfect, as you can tell, but it was a serious PITA cutting that metal with a jigsaw in 85 degree heat. Tried cutting it with a Dremel but it wouldn't do.
After:
They really sound amazing compared to stock, and with my sub. I didn't want anything crazy bassy, so i stuck with a Bazooka and I love itt.
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not trying to be an *** guess i dont get the audio thing. i mean i have pioneer speakers and deck but i never understook hacking up a truck and stuffing in a way to larger speaker for the area... stock size replacement always works fine for me.. idk just never understood.. i couldnt ever bring myself to do that
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Originally Posted by Redneckstone
not trying to be an *** guess i dont get the audio thing. i mean i have pioneer speakers and deck but i never understook hacking up a truck and stuffing in a way to larger speaker for the area... stock size replacement always works fine for me.. idk just never understood.. i couldnt ever bring myself to do that
Idk, I got them as a present and I figured it would sound a little bigger than something stock. Works for mee
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You have to unbolt the seat belt, remove the entire door panel. It's fixed onto the door with a million push pins and half of them break when you remove the panel. Then you have to line up the half a million pins that didn't break and jimmy em back in the holes. It's rediculous to say the least.
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Originally Posted by l2en
You have to unbolt the seat belt, remove the entire door panel. It's fixed onto the door with a million push pins and half of them break when you remove the panel. Then you have to line up the half a million pins that didn't break and jimmy em back in the holes. It's rediculous to say the least.
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Originally Posted by l2en
You have to unbolt the seat belt, remove the entire door panel. It's fixed onto the door with a million push pins and half of them break when you remove the panel. Then you have to line up the half a million pins that didn't break and jimmy em back in the holes. It's rediculous to say the least.
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