(the basket fouls the metalwork). Can get hold of plastic spacers, but would I be baetter making some from MDF (more rigid) or cutting back the metal work?Any advice massively appreciated!
Cheers
Mark
Fitting 6.5" Components - need spacers!
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Chumbaside
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Fitting 6.5" Components - need spacers!
Got myself some JBLGTO 6.5" components, which are oversize for the front doors (the basket fouls the metalwork). Can get hold of plastic spacers, but would I be baetter making some from MDF (more rigid) or cutting back the metal work?
Any advice massively appreciated!
Cheers
Mark
(the basket fouls the metalwork). Can get hold of plastic spacers, but would I be baetter making some from MDF (more rigid) or cutting back the metal work?Any advice massively appreciated!
Cheers
Mark
Re: Fitting 6.5" Components - need spacers!
i've just fitted same size focals in mine n had the same prob, just made some mdf spacer rings n they went straight in.
hope this helps M8!
n they went straight in.hope this helps M8!
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Castlegrayskull
Re: Fitting 6.5" Components - need spacers!
Chumbaside wrote:Got myself some JBLGTO 6.5" components, which are oversize for the front doors
I've got the same speakers in the front of my car
... i managed to make em fit with just 3 screws holding the speakers to the metal spacers that came with em ... I dont remember how many screws are holding in the spacers ... again at least three ... i didn't have to do any modifications at all ... the fitted in the stock locations fine!