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gjabballFeb-25-03 06:41 PM
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#5407, "what 6.5" speakers will fit in the stock door locations without modification"


          

what 6.5" speakers will fit in the stock door locations without modification?

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SlowEsiFeb-26-03 03:25 AM
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#5412, "RE: what 6.5" speakers will fit in the stock door locations without modification"
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Whatever you do. Dont go by what Crutchfield says. They dont know wtf there talkin about.

  

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docta doomFeb-26-03 04:32 AM
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#5415, "RE: what 6.5" speakers will fit in the stock door locations without modification"
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i dont know man. the 6.5s that came in my car had some square shit attached to them so that they would reach the screws but the 6.5s that i put in there came with no such thing so my door speakers are actually sticking out a little bit. i need to get something for that.

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audiophylFeb-26-03 05:57 AM
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#5416, "RE: what 6.5" speakers will fit in the stock door locations without modification"
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Just about all 6.5" speakers will fit into our door's.

Describe what you call a modification. If removing the back of the stock speaker pod is a modification, then you might have to do some.

I personally do not consider that a modification. Just "making room"!

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SlowButLowFeb-27-03 04:43 PM
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#5438, "RE: what 6.5" speakers will fit in the stock door locations without modification"
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With most aftermarket speakers, even if they do fit our cars, you will still have to grind down the back of the door panel because when I did mine, the plastic pod kept hitting the speaker and making it sound distorted. You could also just cut a hole in the door and mount a speaker grill if it comes with one.


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