so i got these 6 1/2 inch speakers for my front doors and they dnt fit=/ its too wide and look like they go in 2 deep. anyone noes which ones would go in easily.
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2004 Accord Sedan CM6 (daily)
Koni Yellows, Hood Bra,Splash Guards,Deck Lid,Weather Mats,Sunroof Visor,Fog Lights <-All OEM, Mugen Door Visors, 07 Tsx Wheels.
1990 Accord Coupe CB7 (project)
H22 Swap, Skunk2 Springs on Koni Str.t, Rear Disk Swap, Fog Lights, 92-93 Trunk Conversion, 02 Accord Rims -
can anyone atlease help me wit my problem??2004 Accord Sedan CM6 (daily)
Koni Yellows, Hood Bra,Splash Guards,Deck Lid,Weather Mats,Sunroof Visor,Fog Lights <-All OEM, Mugen Door Visors, 07 Tsx Wheels.
1990 Accord Coupe CB7 (project)
H22 Swap, Skunk2 Springs on Koni Str.t, Rear Disk Swap, Fog Lights, 92-93 Trunk Conversion, 02 Accord Rims -
you should be able to google it and see what size fits in
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you have to get the door pods from a dx/lx. The junkyard would be your best bet.Comment
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Originally posted by drzcb7 View Postso i got these 6 1/2 inch speakers for my front doors and they dnt fit=/ its too wide and look like they go in 2 deep. anyone noes which ones would go in easily.
Buy spacers
or pay a stereo shop the approx $40 it is to install them.
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Take the stock plastic speaker pods and cut the back off of them where all you are left with is the plastic circle that screws into the door. If still the 6 & 1/2 won't fit then trim some more. I had to make my own out of the stock speaker pods plus the mounting ring that was supplied with my component set. It took a little while with the trimming and everything but I finally got it to fit perfectly and they have sounded great ever since. Just pm me if you keep having problems and I can get some pics tomorrow or whenever you need them if you need some visual aids.Comment
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Originally posted by drzcb7 View Post
i had the same problem in my 90 LX coupe
i needed 5 1/4's not 6 1/2's and they bolted right in with no problem and no cutting or fitting at all. i just got the adaptor plugs (no cutting of wires either) and was done in 20 minutesComment
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thanks guys and yeaa thts wat i did wit my 4 door i only cut out the back plate .. but my coupe givin me problems .. but ima try wat ya say .. i'll let ya noe how it went.2004 Accord Sedan CM6 (daily)
Koni Yellows, Hood Bra,Splash Guards,Deck Lid,Weather Mats,Sunroof Visor,Fog Lights <-All OEM, Mugen Door Visors, 07 Tsx Wheels.
1990 Accord Coupe CB7 (project)
H22 Swap, Skunk2 Springs on Koni Str.t, Rear Disk Swap, Fog Lights, 92-93 Trunk Conversion, 02 Accord RimsComment
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why not cut some MDF rings out of .75 and screw them into the door and then u can pretty much put in any 6.5 u want!Comment
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thats a little narrow minded and not to mention u still have to worry about how deep ones speaker is.Originally posted by JDM_CB790EX View Post
thats the only way to do it cleanComment
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I put some 5 1/4" and sealed then into my front speaker pods.
Made sure they were all sealed, had it for almost 5 yrs, and they still sound great.
I compare it to my moms GST with infiniti instaled by TWEETERS. She thinks the pros riped her off couse my $50 fronts sound so clear. Im very good at tuning audio, witch means 10x more that the products you buy. My entire audio set up, EVERYHTING, tweeters, crossovers and all (8 spkrs) cost me about $150 couse i can work with anything i can get.
I am trying to up to 6 1/2" and im gonna try the same procedure i use with the 5 1/4"s.Last edited by AllWhiteCoupe; 11-14-2008, 05:03 PM.
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how did you seal them, did you just close up the holes on the pod?
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