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Styling Guide: How to make custom rear speaker panels...
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pic probably going to be huge, but ah well. yeh its hard to see because its black fabric, but it all worked togeather. no creases and looks good, going to hook them up tomorro and its job done
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nice one - glad you sorted em 
By comparison the 6x9's look huuuuuuge
By comparison the 6x9's look huuuuuuge
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haha i kno, i just need to get them wired in now and its job done. cheers for all your help FF
cheers for all your help FF
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Good luck getting the seat back to fold down!. That's the only downside of mine.
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yes i did find that, but i just took the wire mesh of and pushed and it poped over them. now on to spraying the abarth scorpion on the mesh
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lol yeah it's a little bit of a squeeze - doesn't bother me much though as they only get folded down once in a blue moon
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precisly ! . if you are making this with 6x9 make sure u look were the fuel filler is. if you put them anywhere but there it will conflict.
sound quality is great, you feel like the centre of your music,
. if you are making this with 6x9 make sure u look were the fuel filler is. if you put them anywhere but there it will conflict.sound quality is great, you feel like the centre of your music,
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Hello.
Following a thread posted recently on this subject I tracked this down.
Has anyone tried using the plastic doorcards and fitting an extra set of speakers (in the same size as on the front for example)?
I'm not a db freak ehehehe and it looks there could be enough space to fit an extra set of small speakers just under the elbow rest place (if people know where I'm pointing too).
My idea would be to keep the plastic doorcards while having just a bit more of sound power. Any downsides to it in case they fit? Will the plastic be able to hold or will it just vibrate a lot?
Have fun.
Following a thread posted recently on this subject I tracked this down.
Has anyone tried using the plastic doorcards and fitting an extra set of speakers (in the same size as on the front for example)?
I'm not a db freak ehehehe and it looks there could be enough space to fit an extra set of small speakers just under the elbow rest place (if people know where I'm pointing too).
My idea would be to keep the plastic doorcards while having just a bit more of sound power. Any downsides to it in case they fit? Will the plastic be able to hold or will it just vibrate a lot?
Have fun.
if i was to put rear speakers in my car again... i'd love to do it this way... but i wouldnt infinity 6x9's in the parcel shelf seem to not look over the top where are 6x9s in the side panels do look ott... and about having a sub. mind is a 15" 450watt rms sony xplode sub with a vibe a7 350watt rms amp for it (although it is turned right down) I get awsome sound quality with the mix of the infinity's as there set at mid/high range (i dont talk about the tiny 10cm front speakers). All powered by a Kenwood KDC-BT8141U. Can't say a bad word about that cd player!
Cheers, Josh
infinity 6x9's in the parcel shelf seem to not look over the top where are 6x9s in the side panels do look ott... and about having a sub. mind is a 15" 450watt rms sony xplode sub with a vibe a7 350watt rms amp for it (although it is turned right down) I get awsome sound quality with the mix of the infinity's as there set at mid/high range (i dont talk about the tiny 10cm front speakers). All powered by a Kenwood KDC-BT8141U. Can't say a bad word about that cd player!Cheers, Josh
