Speaker size modification.
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Speaker size modification.
Anyone have success modifying the rear door cut outs for 6x9 speakers? The online places list 6x8's for the rear doors on a F350 super cab. I have a nice set of 6x9's from an old car that I's like to fit into this truck to enhance the sound.
Thanks........Mark
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Thanks guys, I have some 6x8's from my Thunderbird but they don't have the bass of the 6x9's (not that 6x9's are that good compared to today's standards.). I just don't want to spend a lot of $$$ on vehicle we'll only drive 4K a year. I have these laying and want to put them to use. They'll definately sound better then the stock speakers though.
Thanks again..........Mark
Thanks again..........Mark
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From: latrobe pa
I have 6x9's in my truck's rear doors , no problem installing them , plenty of depth , minimum cutting , just make sure you have a good set of tin snips , easy install, I put the alpine 6x9 3 ways in mine , sounds much better than the 6x8's , Craig.
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From: TACOMA, WA
Originally Posted by 350z
I have 6x9's in my truck's rear doors , no problem installing them , plenty of depth , minimum cutting , just make sure you have a good set of tin snips , easy install, I put the alpine 6x9 3 ways in mine , sounds much better than the 6x8's , Craig.
What did you put in your front doors??
Did you do a sub in the back anywhere?
