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TeamMichael_97RSNov-16-02 01:05 PM
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#4526, "Anyone have a 6x9 template?"


          

Looking for a template to cut a hole for 6x9s anybody know where to get one? Have one they could e-mail? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

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a_miller_76Nov-19-02 03:49 AM
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#4527, "RE: Anyone have a 6x9 template?"
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For your back speakers? Just put the speaker face down onto the mounting surface. Use a drill to or awl to mark where the 4 screw holes are. Then use a jig saw to cut out the oval using a consistant distance from the edge all the way around. Then see if your speaker fits, if not, trim it down. Templates change from speaker to speaker, this is a lot quicker.

  

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