Speaker size?
#12
RE: Speaker size?
ohh. best buy sometimes doesnt know what they talking about. they couldnt get al of my head unit in so I had to install it myself [:@]
anyway, this set fit in, or is this the 6.75 you looking at?
anyway, this set fit in, or is this the 6.75 you looking at?
#14
RE: Speaker size?
Hey Guys, I like everybody else bought 6.5" speakers. But they don't fit. Like Jewelz said before. I bought 2 pairs of Alpine Type S speakers. But they were too small like I said. So I had the smart idea of using the speaker mounts from the stock speakers. And it worked great. What I did was:
1. First remove the factory speaker.
2. Dremel the cone off. Yes, Cut the CONE and Magnet OFF.
3. Your left with an O shaped mount with the factory holes.
4. Lay the new smaller 6.5" speaker face down on this newly made O mount.
5. Now the tricky part. Carefully drill four new Pilot holes for the new speaker. Wilth 1/16" drill bit.
6. Screw down the speaker to the O mount and Install the Door.
There you have it...
The first speaker was the hardest because I didn't know what to expect. It roughly took an hour to finish. But the other three, I did in half that time. The Plastic is fairly robust, but I would still recommend taking your time not to crack the plastic. But if you do, don't worry just use some epoxy glue.
I know, I know post some pictures.... I will very shortly.
1. First remove the factory speaker.
2. Dremel the cone off. Yes, Cut the CONE and Magnet OFF.
3. Your left with an O shaped mount with the factory holes.
4. Lay the new smaller 6.5" speaker face down on this newly made O mount.
5. Now the tricky part. Carefully drill four new Pilot holes for the new speaker. Wilth 1/16" drill bit.
6. Screw down the speaker to the O mount and Install the Door.
There you have it...
The first speaker was the hardest because I didn't know what to expect. It roughly took an hour to finish. But the other three, I did in half that time. The Plastic is fairly robust, but I would still recommend taking your time not to crack the plastic. But if you do, don't worry just use some epoxy glue.
I know, I know post some pictures.... I will very shortly.
#18
I have a 2006 outlander. I ordered some JVC CSJ620 which claim to be 6.5". ( They were cheap) I discovered they were too small for the hole and had to pick up some adapters so they would fit. Seems there is a difference in how manufacturers are defining size.
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