Size

[d2privat11]

Just wanting to clarify, the front and rear speakers in the 92 LX are both 6.5" right?

[AccordAnimal]

First, Welcome to the board.

Second, I did a search and came up with this.

What I did was type in "speaker size" and have the serach only show threads with those words in their title. This eliminates a lot of time...

http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...t=Speaker+Size

Search is your friend bro!

Welcome,
Adam

[d2privat11]

Much thanks!

[maroonaccord2.2]

That is correct, and when you install ask a local stereo shop for a couple foam baffles for your speakers. They will help with the mid-bass response a bit and keep your subs (if you are running one or more) from completely distorting the rears in the decklid. Just drop them in first, then screw the speakers in and trim off the excess.....

[trickedaccord92]

yep same size i made the mistake of buying 6X9s for mine and had to swapp them out lol

[Retzius]

just make sure if you install them that you align them properly b/c I intalled mine amd for some reason the trunk kept pulling the wires from the speakers every time I shut it. Took me forever to realize this. Just a heads up.

[AccordMaestro]

Only the EX and SE came with 6x9?

[AccordWarrior]

Only the EX and SE came with 6x9?

Yep. They had 4.5's in the doors too.

[deevergote]

I never understood why the EX and SE came with bigger rears, but smaller fronts...

[xfactortype1]

just take out the stupid plastic 4.5's housing and get yourself a plastic speaker housing from a prelude or acura like i did. than you can put a 6.5 or 5.25 in front door

[92accordf22a6]

Yeah, I noticed the little plastic black enclosure thingy behind the door panel when I installed my fronts. I got me a set of 6 1/2" speaker adapter rings and screwed them over the holes left there by the plastic enclosure. Now, just about ANY depth 6 1/2" speaker will fit in there with zero clearance problems. I have a loner set of Punch power series 6 1/2" coax's and they have a deep ass magnet/frame on them. Fit perfectly in there now. Word of advice tho, make sure you use some good self tapping sheetmetal screws or drill some pilot holes and use the screws that come with them. I'm gonna mount my components in the same place. Woofer in the modded door and the tweeter will be flush mounted in the panel right above. Oh, another tip, to make installing the wires easier, use a file/dremel to cut a slight groove in a side close to where the factory wire sits at. That way, you can run the wire in behind there to hook it up. Much better than squishing it inbetween the ring/door. Also, it's a good idea to use some thin weather stripping tape on the door itself before you permanently mount the ring to the door. Cheers!!

[shadow_builder]

I never understood why the EX and SE came with bigger rears, but smaller fronts...

The reason behind it is because it's a different setup because it's an actual system. The front only process high and mid freq. while the rear only process low and mid freq. The front speakers work like components.

[deevergote]

The reason behind it is because it's a different setup because it's an actual system. The front only process high and mid freq. while the rear only process low and mid freq. The front speakers work like components.

Ah, makes sense! Thanks!

[papychulo82]

Also, it's a good idea to use some thin weather stripping tape on the door itself before you permanently mount the ring to the door. Cheers!!

Very good advice...you could also use the sticky stuff from the plastic covering the door behind the panel, its kinda like putty...just put that behind the edges of the lil pod by the screws