I got some new speakers for my rear deck and my doors. PolkAudio GXR6's. Hopefully they fit in the door. Anyway how hard is it to get the door panels off and back on correctly. I don't wanna mess anything up just to put some speakers in.
bah bastards told me they would fit. Oh well maybe I will have someone do it for me since last time I tried to modify a speaker basket was in my friends car. We messed it up bad lol.
Originally posted by railsldr and what does the green box mean in the pic. Heh thanks for the pic and instructions. These speakers are already nice in my rear deck.
The green box is what hangs the door panel on the metal part of the door. Right at the bottom of the window.
Originally posted by railsldr bah bastards told me they would fit. Oh well maybe I will have someone do it for me since last time I tried to modify a speaker basket was in my friends car. We messed it up bad lol.
You can try it. You won't hurt anything. Best tool is a dremel. Hope you have one cause it makes the job so easy! And you will save some money.
The green box is what hangs the door panel on the metal part of the door. Right at the bottom of the window.
hey this is off topic kinda, but since you got that perfect picture of the inside door...maybe you know about applying some brown bread or other dampener mat...do you just cover that whole area on top of that white plastic, or completely take all that stuff off...if you know, or anyone else please tell me, thanks!
Originally posted by rybred hey this is off topic kinda, but since you got that perfect picture of the inside door...maybe you know about applying some brown bread or other dampener mat...do you just cover that whole area on top of that white plastic, or completely take all that stuff off...if you know, or anyone else please tell me, thanks!
Take it off. You have to stick it to something. Pull the white stuff off, Prep, and stick your sound deadener to the metal.
That's what I did
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