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Old 06-11-2007, 10:37 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Recommendation on 6.5" fron spearker

Guys what a good speaker in price and just PnP in the front 6.5", i don't want to cut the baffle or get a ring to make it fit. Worse i can get away with cutting the baffle is find.
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recently people have been running the 6.5" mid-range woofer from one of the newer civics. I guess it's made by Pioneer and is rated at 60w or 65w. Do a search. I forget what forum the thread was in, but I know it included specific part numbers.
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I've got some kenwoods, I don't remember what they are though. I'm running the stock unit, with kenwood speakers front and back and it sounds great.
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recently people have been running the 6.5" mid-range woofer from one of the newer civics. I guess it's made by Pioneer and is rated at 60w or 65w. Do a search. I forget what forum the thread was in, but I know it included specific part numbers.
I was in that threat, Piioneer 60W upgrade but they do not stock these any more.

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are thoes 6.5" components? more info on it please
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I just installed some Polk Audio dB 6500 6.5" components in my front door. The forum on the Polk site had some posts about using these in a Prelude so I thought I'd give it a shot. Pretty much anything you buy won't fit directly, except for the Civic Pioneer upgrades and a couple hard to find/no longer made components (so I've read).

The Polk woofer almost fit directly, but I had to cut part of the baffle out of the door panel...just the back part, and not all of it...the woofers really only needed like an 1/8" more depth than the stock woofers. The woofers also have 3 holes that line up perfectly with the stock mounting holes. The woofer is still a tight fit, so you have to work it in the stock mounting location even after removing part of the baffle.

I had to bend and tweak the stock tweeter mounting plates to make them fit the tweeters. I used some double sided tape to attach the tweeters to the plates, should last a while. The mounting plate kind of "cradles" the tweeter, and the magnet pretty much keeps it in place.

The door panel has a nice little pocket that you can take out and attach the crossovers to.

It took me a good part of a day to do the install but it came out nice! They sound a bit bright though...I reversed the tweeters so they point at me, I might put them back in the stock config (pointing away from me). Sorry I didn't take any pics. =/

By the way, these are on sale at Crutchfield for $150...reg price is $200. They'll probably do free shipping if you order over $150 worth of stuff.

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Go for JVC CS_V625 , less than 2" depth and great bass and clarity for a 2-way , multi-fit mount flange , will go straight in front AND rear without any dreaded cutting or hacking . God luck
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